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休戦

kyūsen /kʲɯːseɴ/

A temporary cessation of fighting or conflict by mutual agreement; a truce or armistice. It indicates a period where parties agree to stop hostile actions, whether in a literal war or a metaphorical argument.

Beispiele

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1

私たちは昨夜の激しい議論の後、一時的な休戦に同意した。

We agreed to a temporary truce after last night's heated argument.

2

両国は国境地帯での休戦協定に正式に署名した。

Both countries formally signed an armistice agreement regarding the border zone.

3

今は休戦だ。これ以上言い争うのはやめよう。

Truce for now. Let's stop arguing any further.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
休戦
Verb
休戦する
Verwandt
休戦旗
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Merkhilfe

Look at the kanji: 休 (rest) + 戦 (war). It literally means to give the war a rest.

Schnelles Quiz

長い話し合いの末、ついに二人は( )することにした。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 休戦

Beispiele

1

私たちは昨夜の激しい議論の後、一時的な休戦に同意した。

everyday

We agreed to a temporary truce after last night's heated argument.

2

両国は国境地帯での休戦協定に正式に署名した。

formal

Both countries formally signed an armistice agreement regarding the border zone.

3

今は休戦だ。これ以上言い争うのはやめよう。

informal

Truce for now. Let's stop arguing any further.

4

歴史家たちは、その休戦が平和条約に至らなかった理由を分析している。

academic

Historians are analyzing why that armistice did not lead to a peace treaty.

5

市場シェア争いにおいて、両社は一時的な休戦状態に入った。

business

The two companies entered a temporary state of truce in their battle for market share.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
休戦
Verb
休戦する
Verwandt
休戦旗

Häufige Kollokationen

休戦協定 armistice agreement
休戦を申し入れる to propose a truce
休戦ライン truce line / armistice line
休戦状態 state of truce
一時的な休戦 temporary truce

Häufige Phrasen

束の間の休戦

a brief truce

政治的休戦

political truce

休戦に入る

to enter into a truce

Wird oft verwechselt mit

休戦 vs 停戦

Teisen focuses specifically on the cessation of firing/combat, while kyūsen implies a broader 'rest' or agreement to stop the conflict as a whole.

休戦 vs 終戦

Shūsen refers to the definitive end of a war, whereas kyūsen is only a temporary pause.

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Nutzungshinweise

While commonly used in military and political news, it is also frequently used metaphorically in sports or personal relationships to describe a 'timeout' from conflict.

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Häufige Fehler

Learners often confuse this with 'yasumi' (rest/holiday) because of the first kanji. Remember that 'kyūsen' specifically requires an active conflict to exist.

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Merkhilfe

Look at the kanji: 休 (rest) + 戦 (war). It literally means to give the war a rest.

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Wortherkunft

A Sino-Japanese compound formed from 'kyū' (to rest/cease) and 'sen' (war/battle).

Grammatikmuster

Can be used as a noun with particles (e.g., 休戦が続く). Functions as a suru-verb (e.g., 両国が休戦する).
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Kultureller Kontext

The term is most famously associated in East Asia with the Korean Armistice Agreement (朝鮮戦争休戦協定).

Schnelles Quiz

長い話し合いの末、ついに二人は( )することにした。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 休戦

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