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体積

taiseki /taiseki/

The amount of three-dimensional space that an object or substance occupies. It is a fundamental concept in mathematics and science used to describe the size of solids, liquids, and gases.

Ejemplos

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1

このボトルの体積を測りましょう。

Let's measure the volume of this bottle.

2

体積を正確に算出することが求められます。

Accurate calculation of the volume is required.

3

この箱、意外と体積あるね。

This box has surprisingly much volume/bulk, doesn't it?

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
体積
Relacionado
体積計
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Truco para recordar

Think of 'Tai' (体) as 'body' and 'Seki' (積) as 'piling up.' You are piling up layers of an object's body to find how much space it fills.

Quiz rápido

算数のテストで、立方体の___を求める問題が出た。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 体積

Ejemplos

1

このボトルの体積を測りましょう。

everyday

Let's measure the volume of this bottle.

2

体積を正確に算出することが求められます。

formal

Accurate calculation of the volume is required.

3

この箱、意外と体積あるね。

informal

This box has surprisingly much volume/bulk, doesn't it?

4

立方体の体積は、一辺の長さを三乗して求めます。

academic

The volume of a cube is found by cubing the length of one side.

5

貨物の体積によって運送料金が変わります。

business

Shipping fees change depending on the volume of the cargo.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
体積
Relacionado
体積計

Colocaciones comunes

体積を求める to calculate the volume
体積を測る to measure the volume
体積が増える volume increases
大きな体積 large volume
体積の単位 unit of volume

Frases Comunes

体積を計算する

calculate volume

一定の体積

constant volume

体積が膨張する

volume expands

Se confunde a menudo con

体積 vs 面積

Menseki (area) refers to 2D space, while Taiseki (volume) refers to 3D space.

体積 vs 容積

Yoseki usually refers to the internal capacity of a container, whereas Taiseki refers to the space the object itself occupies.

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Notas de uso

Mainly used in scientific, mathematical, or logistics contexts. In casual conversation, 'kasa' or 'ookisa' (size) is often used instead unless being specific.

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Errores comunes

Learners often use 'taiseki' when they actually mean 'capacity' (yoseki) or 'area' (menseki). Remember that 'tai' refers to the 'body' of the 3D object.

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Truco para recordar

Think of 'Tai' (体) as 'body' and 'Seki' (積) as 'piling up.' You are piling up layers of an object's body to find how much space it fills.

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Origen de la palabra

Composed of 体 (body/substance) and 積 (accumulate/product), reflecting the mathematical calculation of length × width × height.

Patrones gramaticales

Used as a noun with particles (e.g., 体積を, 体積が). Often followed by verbs like 測る (measure) or 求める (find/calculate).
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Contexto cultural

Japan uses the metric system, so volume is typically discussed in liters (リットル) or cubic centimeters (立方センチメートル).

Quiz rápido

算数のテストで、立方体の___を求める問題が出た。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 体積

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