錠
A noun referring to a lock, bolt, or latch used to secure a door or box. It is also very commonly used as a counter for medicinal tablets and pills.
Ejemplos
3 de 5毎日、食後に一錠の薬を飲みます。
I take one tablet of medicine every day after meals.
貴重品を守るため、金庫に頑丈な錠を取り付けました。
We installed a sturdy lock on the safe to protect our valuables.
このドア、錠がかからないんだけど。
This door's lock won't catch.
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
The left side (金) means metal. The right side (定) means fixed. Think of a 'fixed metal' piece that secures a door or a 'fixed amount' of medicine in a pill.
Quiz rápido
この薬は一回に二___飲んでください。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: 錠
Ejemplos
毎日、食後に一錠の薬を飲みます。
everydayI take one tablet of medicine every day after meals.
貴重品を守るため、金庫に頑丈な錠を取り付けました。
formalWe installed a sturdy lock on the safe to protect our valuables.
このドア、錠がかからないんだけど。
informalThis door's lock won't catch.
本研究では、1錠あたりの有効成分の溶出速度を測定した。
academicIn this study, the dissolution rate of the active ingredient per tablet was measured.
新オフィスには最新の電子錠を導入する予定です。
businessWe plan to introduce the latest electronic locks to the new office.
Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
錠を下ろす
to slide the bolt/lock
一錠の薬
one pill/tablet
二重錠
double lock
Se confunde a menudo con
Kagi refers primarily to the key itself, while Jō refers to the locking mechanism or bolt.
Notas de uso
When used for medicine, it functions as a counter. When used for security, it focuses on the physical mechanism that stays fixed on the door.
Errores comunes
Beginners often use 'kagi' for both the key and the lock mechanism, but 'jō' is specifically the lock/bolt part.
Truco para recordar
The left side (金) means metal. The right side (定) means fixed. Think of a 'fixed metal' piece that secures a door or a 'fixed amount' of medicine in a pill.
Origen de la palabra
A phono-semantic compound of 'metal' (金) and 'fixed/settled' (定), indicating a metal object used to fix something in place.
Patrones gramaticales
Contexto cultural
In traditional Japanese architecture, 'jō' referred to the wooden or metal sliding bolts on gates.
Quiz rápido
この薬は一回に二___飲んでください。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: 錠
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