B1 noun/suru-verb Neutral

調査

[t͡ɕo̞ːsa̠]

The act of investigating, surveying, or examining a matter in detail to uncover facts, data, or truths. It is used widely across academic, business, and governmental contexts to describe systematic information gathering.

Beispiele

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1

昨日のテストについて、クラスの仲間に調査してみた。

I tried surveying my classmates about yesterday's test.

2

現在、政府は事故の原因を詳しく調査しております。

The government is currently investigating the cause of the accident in detail.

3

美味しいラーメン屋、ネットで調査しといたよ!

I did some digging online for a good ramen shop!

Wortfamilie

Nomen
調査
Verb
調査する
Verwandt
調査員
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Merkhilfe

Think of 'Cho-sa' as 'Checking-Search'. The first kanji 調 means to tune or check, and 査 means to inspect.

Schnelles Quiz

新製品を発売する前に、( )調査を行って消費者のニーズを確認した。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 市場

Beispiele

1

昨日のテストについて、クラスの仲間に調査してみた。

everyday

I tried surveying my classmates about yesterday's test.

2

現在、政府は事故の原因を詳しく調査しております。

formal

The government is currently investigating the cause of the accident in detail.

3

美味しいラーメン屋、ネットで調査しといたよ!

informal

I did some digging online for a good ramen shop!

4

本研究では、1000人の学生を対象に意識調査を行った。

academic

In this study, an attitude survey was conducted targeting 1,000 students.

5

新プロジェクトを始める前に、徹底的な市場調査が必要です。

business

Thorough market research is necessary before starting the new project.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
調査
Verb
調査する
Verwandt
調査員

Häufige Kollokationen

市場調査を行う to conduct market research
実態を調査する to investigate the actual situation
アンケート調査 questionnaire survey
調査結果 investigation results
現地調査 field survey/on-site investigation

Häufige Phrasen

意向調査

survey of intentions

世論調査

public opinion poll

聞き取り調査

interview-based investigation

Wird oft verwechselt mit

調査 vs 捜査

捜査 (sousa) is strictly for criminal investigations by police, whereas 調査 is for general research or data collection.

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Nutzungshinweise

調査 is more formal and systematic than the general verb '調べる' (shiraberu). It implies a structured process of gathering data or evidence.

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Häufige Fehler

Learners often use '捜査' when talking about market research; remember '捜査' is only for 'crime'. Also, ensure you use the particle 'を' when using it as a suru-verb.

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Merkhilfe

Think of 'Cho-sa' as 'Checking-Search'. The first kanji 調 means to tune or check, and 査 means to inspect.

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Wortherkunft

Composed of Sino-Japanese roots: 調 (to prepare/investigate) and 査 (to inspect/examine).

Grammatikmuster

〜を調査する (to investigate/survey ...) 〜に関する調査 (a survey/investigation regarding ...) 調査が行われる (an investigation is held/conducted)
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Kultureller Kontext

In Japan, '世論調査' (yoron chousa - public opinion polls) are highly influential in politics and are frequently reported in national news.

Schnelles Quiz

新製品を発売する前に、( )調査を行って消費者のニーズを確認した。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 市場

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