A1 noun Neutral #3,067 am häufigsten

補足

hosoku /hosokɯ/

The act of adding extra information or details to complete a statement or clarify a point. It is used when a previous explanation was insufficient or needs further support to be fully understood.

Beispiele

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1

足りない部分に補足をします。

I will add a supplement to the missing parts.

2

資料の内容を補足させていただきます。

Allow me to supplement the content of the documents.

3

ちょっと補足していい?

Can I add a little something to that?

Wortfamilie

Nomen
補足
Verb
補足する
Verwandt
補充
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Merkhilfe

Think of the kanji: 'Ho' (repair/help) and 'Soku' (foot/sufficient). You are helping the explanation stand on its own feet by making it sufficient.

Schnelles Quiz

分かりにくいので、少し説明に____を加えます。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 補足

Beispiele

1

足りない部分に補足をします。

everyday

I will add a supplement to the missing parts.

2

資料の内容を補足させていただきます。

formal

Allow me to supplement the content of the documents.

3

ちょっと補足していい?

informal

Can I add a little something to that?

4

本論文では先行研究の補足を行う。

academic

In this paper, I will provide a supplement to previous research.

5

先ほどの説明に一点だけ補足があります。

business

I have just one supplementary point regarding the previous explanation.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
補足
Verb
補足する
Verwandt
補充

Häufige Kollokationen

補足説明 supplementary explanation
情報を補足する to supplement information
補足を加える to add a supplement
補足資料 supplementary materials
内容を補足する to supplement the content

Häufige Phrasen

補足として

as a supplement

補足事項

supplementary items/matters

一点だけ補足すると

to add just one point

Wird oft verwechselt mit

補足 vs 追加

Tsuika is a general term for adding anything (like more food), while hosoku specifically means adding information to clarify something.

補足 vs 補充

Hoju means refilling or replenishing something that has run out (like stock or fuel), not information.

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Nutzungshinweise

Hosoku is most commonly used in professional or educational settings. It functions as a 'Suru' verb to mean 'to supplement' or 'to add to.'

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Häufige Fehler

Learners sometimes use hosoku for physical objects; remember it is almost exclusively for information, explanations, or data.

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Merkhilfe

Think of the kanji: 'Ho' (repair/help) and 'Soku' (foot/sufficient). You are helping the explanation stand on its own feet by making it sufficient.

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Wortherkunft

Derived from the Chinese characters 補 (to mend/repair) and 足 (sufficient/enough), meaning to make something enough by mending the gaps.

Grammatikmuster

〜の補足 (supplement of...) 〜を補足する (to supplement...) 補足として〜 (as a supplement, ...)
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Kultureller Kontext

In Japanese business culture, using 'hosoku' is a polite way to interject and provide extra detail without sounding like you are correcting the speaker.

Schnelles Quiz

分かりにくいので、少し説明に____を加えます。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 補足

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