雇用
Koyō refers to the formal act of employing or hiring a person to perform work in exchange for payment. It describes the legal or professional relationship between an employer and an employee.
Beispiele
3 von 5新しいスタッフを雇用します。
We will hire new staff.
弊社は地元の若者を積極的に雇用しております。
Our company is actively employing local youth.
あそこの店、新しく人を雇用するみたいだよ。
It looks like that shop over there is hiring new people.
Wortfamilie
Merkhilfe
The first kanji 雇 (ko) contains the radical for 'door' (戸) and a 'bird' (隹); imagine a person flying through the office door to start their new job.
Schnelles Quiz
景気が良くなったので、会社は多くの人を____した。
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: 雇用
Beispiele
新しいスタッフを雇用します。
everydayWe will hire new staff.
弊社は地元の若者を積極的に雇用しております。
formalOur company is actively employing local youth.
あそこの店、新しく人を雇用するみたいだよ。
informalIt looks like that shop over there is hiring new people.
本論文では、技術革新が雇用に及ぼす影響を分析する。
academicThis paper analyzes the impact of technological innovation on employment.
来年度の雇用計画を見直す必要があります。
businessWe need to review next year's employment plan.
Wortfamilie
Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
雇用を創出する
to create jobs
雇用を守る
to protect jobs
雇用の安定
employment stability
Wird oft verwechselt mit
Saiyō focuses on the decision to pick/hire a specific person, while Koyō refers to the broader system or state of employment.
Yatou is the native Japanese verb used in daily conversation, whereas Koyō is a formal Sino-Japanese noun.
Nutzungshinweise
Koyō is most commonly found in news, business documents, and legal contexts. In casual conversation, the verb 'yatou' (雇う) is preferred.
Häufige Fehler
Learners often use Koyō for casual situations, like asking a friend to help with a task; it should only be used for official, paid work relationships.
Merkhilfe
The first kanji 雇 (ko) contains the radical for 'door' (戸) and a 'bird' (隹); imagine a person flying through the office door to start their new job.
Wortherkunft
Derived from Middle Chinese, combining 'hire/rent' (雇) and 'use/employ' (用).
Grammatikmuster
Kultureller Kontext
The concept of 'Shūshin Koyō' (lifetime employment) was once the backbone of Japanese society, where employees stayed at one company until retirement.
Schnelles Quiz
景気が良くなったので、会社は多くの人を____した。
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: 雇用
Verwandtes Vokabular
Kyūryō refers to the salary or wages paid to an employee by...
職場The place where you work, such as an office, factory, or sho...
労働Labor or work, typically referring to physical or mental eff...
会社A company, corporation, or business enterprise where people...
面接A formal meeting where one or more people question and evalu...
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