Kanji n2-Part10(page7) Flashcards
(90 cards)
完備
かんび being fully equipped
完成
かんせい= completion
“This word refers to the state of completing something or reaching a perfect or finished state. It is often used when something is fully completed or finalized.”
Example Sentences
✔ プロジェクトが完成した。
(Purojekuto ga kansei shita.)
“The project is complete.”
✔ この絵は完成度が高い。
(Kono e wa kansei-do ga takai.)
“This painting has a high degree of perfection.”
✔ 彼はその仕事を完成させた。
(Kare wa sono shigoto o kansei saseta.)
“He completed that work.”
完=”Finished (完)”
成=”Achieving (成) the final goal.”
If something is 完成, it’s fully finished and perfected (成)!
終了
しゅうりょう = end
This word refers to the end or completion of an activity, task, event, or process. It is often used in formal or official contexts when something is officially concluded.
Example Sentences
✔ 会議は午後5時に終了します。
(Kaigi wa gogo go-ji ni shūryō shimasu.)
“The meeting will end at 5 PM.”
✔ このプロジェクトは来週終了予定です。
(Kono purojekuto wa raishū shūryō yotei desu.)
“This project is scheduled to finish next week.”
✔ 映画の終了後に感想を話し合いましょう。
(Eiga no shūryō-go ni kansō o hanashiaimashou.)
“Let’s discuss our thoughts after the movie ends.”
When something is 終了, it’s officially finished and ended!
修了
しゅうりょう completion
画像
がぞう picture/image
If you use Google, think of Google画像検索 (Google Image Search).
画 = “A picture (画) is inside a frame (田).”
像 = “A shape (像) represents a person (⺅).”
現像
げんぞう developing a photo
映像
えいぞう reflection
書類
しょるい =document
Example Sentences
✔ 必要な書類を提出してください。
(Hitsuyō na shorui o teishutsu shite kudasai.)
“Please submit the necessary documents.”
✔ この書類に署名してください。
(Kono shorui ni shomei shite kudasai.)
“Please sign this document.”
✔ パスポートの書類を用意する。
(Pasupōto no shorui o yōi suru.)
“Prepare passport documents.”
If you’ve ever filled out paperwork in Japan, remember 書類 means official documents!
人類
じんるい human race
分類
ぶんるい = classification
This word refers to the act of categorizing or classifying things into groups based on their shared characteristics. It’s often used when talking about organizing items, information, or concepts into specific categories.
Example Sentences
✔ 資料を分類する。
(Shiryō o bunrui suru.)
“To classify the materials.”
✔ 動物を種類ごとに分類する。
(Dōbutsu o shurui goto ni bunrui suru.)
“To classify animals by type.”
✔ 本をジャンル別に分類している。
(Hon o janru-betsu ni bunrui shite iru.)
“I am classifying books by genre.”
When you’re doing 分類, you’re dividing things (分) into categories (類)!
書式
しょしき prescribed form
日本式
にほんしき Japanese style
入学式
にゅうがくしき entrance ceremony
正式
せいしき formal/official
中央
ちゅうおう center
保存
ほぞん preservation
ご存知
ごぞんじ knowing
生存
せいぞん survival
存在
そんざい existence
認印
みとめいん private seal
Imagine someone pressing their seal (印) to approve (認) a document.
It’s like giving a “thumbs up” but with a stamp instead!
印
しるし mark/token
目印
めじるし sign/landmark
印刷
いんさつ printing
拡大
かくだい=enlargement
“This word refers to the act of expanding or enlarging something, such as a business, an image, or even an idea. It’s often used in business or technology contexts.”
Example Sentences
✔ ビジネスの拡大を目指す。
(Bijinesu no kakudai o mezasu.)
“To aim for business expansion.”
✔ 画像を拡大する。
(Gazō o kakudai suru.)
“To enlarge the image.”
✔ 新しい市場に拡大する。
(Atarashī shijō ni kakudai suru.)
“Expand into new markets.”
拡 = “Using yourhand (扌) to stretch/ expand (拡).”
大 =”Making it big (大).”
If you need to expand something, you’re making it bigger (大) by stretching it (拡)!