影響力
The capacity or power of persons or things to be a compelling force on or produce effects on the actions, behavior, or opinions of others.
Exemples
3 sur 5彼はクラスで大きな影響力があるんだ。
He has a lot of influence in the class.
国際社会における我が国の影響力を高める必要があります。
We need to increase our country's influence in the international community.
あの人の影響力、すごいよね。
That person's influence is amazing, isn't it?
Famille de mots
Astuce mémo
Eikyo (Influence) + Ryoku (Power). The 'Power of Influence'.
Quiz rapide
若者の間では、テレビよりもYouTubeの方が（ ）が強い。
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : 影響力
Exemples
彼はクラスで大きな影響力があるんだ。
everydayHe has a lot of influence in the class.
国際社会における我が国の影響力を高める必要があります。
formalWe need to increase our country's influence in the international community.
あの人の影響力、すごいよね。
informalThat person's influence is amazing, isn't it?
メディアの影響力が世論形成に与える役割を調査する。
academicInvestigate the role of media influence in public opinion formation.
ブランドの影響力を利用して販路を拡大します。
businessWe will expand sales channels by leveraging brand influence.
Famille de mots
Collocations courantes
Phrases Courantes
影響力を強める
to strengthen influence
影響力を失う
to lose influence
絶大な影響力
immense influence
Souvent confondu avec
Kouka is the result/effect of an action; Eikyouryoku is the power to cause that effect.
Notes d'usage
Used to describe people, organizations, or phenomena (like the internet) that change how others act.
Erreurs courantes
Saying 'Eikyo ga tsuyoi' is common, but 'Eikyouryoku ga aru' is more precise for 'having power'.
Astuce mémo
Eikyo (Influence) + Ryoku (Power). The 'Power of Influence'.
Origine du mot
From 'Eikyo' (influence) and 'Ryoku' (power/ability).
Modèles grammaticaux
Quiz rapide
若者の間では、テレビよりもYouTubeの方が（ ）が強い。
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : 影響力
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特権
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