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支出

shishutsu /ɕiɕɯ̥tsɯ/

The act of paying out or spending money, or the specific amount of money spent. It is a formal term often used in contexts like household budgeting, business accounting, and government finance.

Ejemplos

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今月は支出がとても多かったです。

Spending was very high this month.

2

来年度の支出計画を承認しました。

We have approved the expenditure plan for the next fiscal year.

3

最近、無駄な支出が増えてる気がする。

I feel like my useless spending has been increasing lately.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
支出
Verb
支出する
Relacionado
支出額
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Truco para recordar

The kanji 支 (support/pay) and 出 (go out) combine to mean money 'going out' to 'support' your needs.

Quiz rápido

今月は外食が多かったので、_____が増えました。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 支出

Ejemplos

1

今月は支出がとても多かったです。

everyday

Spending was very high this month.

2

来年度の支出計画を承認しました。

formal

We have approved the expenditure plan for the next fiscal year.

3

最近、無駄な支出が増えてる気がする。

informal

I feel like my useless spending has been increasing lately.

4

政府の公共支出は経済に大きな影響を与えます。

academic

Government public expenditure has a significant impact on the economy.

5

経費削減のため、不要な支出を抑えてください。

business

Please curb unnecessary expenditures to reduce costs.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
支出
Verb
支出する
Relacionado
支出額

Colocaciones comunes

支出を抑える to curb spending
支出を削減する to reduce expenditures
臨時支出 extraordinary/temporary expense
年間の支出 annual expenditure
支出を切り詰める to cut down on spending

Frases Comunes

支出超過

excess of expenditure over income

歳出

annual government expenditure

支出の内訳

breakdown of expenses

Se confunde a menudo con

支出 vs 出費

Shuppi is used more for the actual act or feeling of spending money in daily life, whereas Shishutsu is more technical and formal.

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Notas de uso

Shishutsu is commonly used in written reports, accounting software, and formal news. In daily conversation, people often prefer 'okane o tsukau' (use money) unless talking about budgeting.

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Errores comunes

Learners often use Shishutsu to mean 'buying an item.' Use Shishutsu to refer to the financial category or total amount, not the individual shopping action.

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Truco para recordar

The kanji 支 (support/pay) and 出 (go out) combine to mean money 'going out' to 'support' your needs.

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Origen de la palabra

From Middle Chinese roots: 支 (to pay/support) and 出 (to go out/exit).

Patrones gramaticales

Often functions as a suru-verb: 支出する (to expend/spend). Commonly used with particles like 'を' (object) and 'が' (subject).
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Contexto cultural

Many Japanese households keep a 'Kakeibo' (household account book), where 'Shishutsu' is a primary heading for tracking monthly costs.

Quiz rápido

今月は外食が多かったので、_____が増えました。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 支出

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