新記録
A 'shinkiroku' refers to a new record or a peak achievement that surpasses all previous results in a specific category. It is commonly used in sports, business, or data analysis to indicate that a milestone has been broken or a new high has been reached.
Ejemplos
3 de 5彼は100メートル走で新記録を出した。
He set a new record in the 100-meter sprint.
本日の売上は、昨年度の最高額を上回り、新記録を樹立いたしました。
Today's sales exceeded last year's highest amount, establishing a new record.
ゲームで新記録が出たよ!
I got a new record in my game!
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
Remember 'Shin' means 'New' (like Shinkansen, the new trunk line) and 'Kiroku' means 'Record.' It's a 'New Record' train!
Quiz rápido
田中選手がマラソンで____を出しました。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: a
Ejemplos
彼は100メートル走で新記録を出した。
everydayHe set a new record in the 100-meter sprint.
本日の売上は、昨年度の最高額を上回り、新記録を樹立いたしました。
formalToday's sales exceeded last year's highest amount, establishing a new record.
ゲームで新記録が出たよ!
informalI got a new record in my game!
この研究データは、過去十年間で気温の新記録を示している。
academicThis research data shows a new record for temperatures over the past ten years.
我が社は今月、契約件数の新記録を達成しました。
businessOur company achieved a new record in the number of contracts this month.
Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
大会新記録
tournament/meet record
新記録ラッシュ
a series/rush of new records
驚異的な新記録
an amazing/phenomenal new record
Se confunde a menudo con
Kioku refers to human memory or the act of remembering, whereas Kiroku refers to recorded data or documents.
Notas de uso
Use 'shinkiroku' when talking about measurable achievements like time, scores, or statistics. In formal sports reporting, the verb 'juritsu' (establish) is often paired with it.
Errores comunes
Beginning learners might use 'shinkiroku o tsukuru' (make a record). While understandable, 'dasu' (produce) or 'koushin suru' (update) are more natural in Japanese.
Truco para recordar
Remember 'Shin' means 'New' (like Shinkansen, the new trunk line) and 'Kiroku' means 'Record.' It's a 'New Record' train!
Origen de la palabra
A Sino-Japanese compound formed from 新 (new), 記 (scribe/write), and 録 (record/enroll).
Patrones gramaticales
Contexto cultural
In Japan, breaking records (especially Guinness World Records) is a frequent topic in TV variety shows and community festivals.
Quiz rápido
田中選手がマラソンで____を出しました。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: a
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