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中心

chūshin /t͡ɕɯᵝːɕĩɴ/

The word 'chūshin' refers to the middle or core point of a physical object or space. It is also frequently used to describe the most important part, focus, or leading figure of an activity, group, or discussion.

Ejemplos

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駅の中心に大きい時計があります。

There is a big clock in the center of the station.

2

本日は、新しいプロジェクトを中心にお話しします。

Today, I will speak focusing primarily on the new project.

3

田中さんは、いつもクラスの中心だね。

Tanaka-san is always the center of the class, isn't he?

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
中心
Verb
中心にする
Adverbio
中心に
Adjetivo
中心的な
Relacionado
中心点
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Truco para recordar

Look at the kanji: 中 (middle) + 心 (heart). The 'heart of the middle' is the center.

Quiz rápido

彼はこのプロジェクトの____人物です。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 中心

Ejemplos

1

駅の中心に大きい時計があります。

everyday

There is a big clock in the center of the station.

2

本日は、新しいプロジェクトを中心にお話しします。

formal

Today, I will speak focusing primarily on the new project.

3

田中さんは、いつもクラスの中心だね。

informal

Tanaka-san is always the center of the class, isn't he?

4

この図形の中心を求めてください。

academic

Please find the center of this figure.

5

わが社はアジアを中心にビジネスを展開しています。

business

Our company is expanding its business primarily in Asia.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
中心
Verb
中心にする
Adverbio
中心に
Adjetivo
中心的な
Relacionado
中心点

Colocaciones comunes

中心になる to become the center/leader
話題の中心 the center of the conversation
町の中心 the town center
中心人物 central figure
中心的な役割 central role

Frases Comunes

〜を中心として

centering around / with ... as the focus

中心を失う

to lose one's balance or focus

台風の中心

the center (eye) of the typhoon

Se confunde a menudo con

中心 vs 真ん中 (mannaka)

Mannaka is a more casual word for the physical middle, while chūshin can be used for abstract concepts and mathematical centers.

中心 vs 中央 (chūō)

Chūō is often used in official names (like Chuo Line) or geographical/administrative contexts, whereas chūshin focuses on the 'core' importance.

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Notas de uso

Use it with the particle 'に' (ni) or 'として' (toshite) to indicate that a specific topic or person is the main focus of an action.

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Errores comunes

Learners sometimes use 'aida' (between) when they mean 'chūshin' (center). Remember that chūshin is the specific core point, not just the space between things.

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Truco para recordar

Look at the kanji: 中 (middle) + 心 (heart). The 'heart of the middle' is the center.

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Origen de la palabra

A compound of Chinese origin (Sino-Japanese) combining the characters for 'middle' and 'heart/mind'.

Patrones gramaticales

Noun + を中心に (Focusing on Noun) Noun + が中心だ (Noun is the center) 中心的な + Noun (Central Noun)
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Contexto cultural

In Japanese society, identifying the 'chūshin' (central figure) of a group is important for understanding social hierarchy and decision-making processes.

Quiz rápido

彼はこのプロジェクトの____人物です。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 中心

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