探求
The act of deeply investigating or searching for abstract ideals such as truth, knowledge, or meaning. It implies a serious, systematic, and often long-term quest to understand the essence of a matter.
例文
3 / 5彼は美味しいお菓子を毎日探求している。
He explores delicious sweets every day.
科学者は宇宙の起源を探求しています。
Scientists are investigating the origin of the universe.
もっと面白い遊びを探求しようぜ!
Let's look for some cooler ways to have fun!
語族
覚え方のコツ
The first kanji 探 means 'search' (like a detective) and the second 求 means 'seek'. Think of it as 'Searching and Seeking' for the secrets of the world.
クイックテスト
哲学者は人生の真理を____している。
正解!
正解は: 探求
例文
彼は美味しいお菓子を毎日探求している。
everydayHe explores delicious sweets every day.
科学者は宇宙の起源を探求しています。
formalScientists are investigating the origin of the universe.
もっと面白い遊びを探求しようぜ!
informalLet's look for some cooler ways to have fun!
本論文は、日本文学における美の探求を主題とする。
academicThis paper focuses on the pursuit of beauty in Japanese literature.
我が社は、顧客満足の探求に全力を尽くします。
businessOur company is committed to the pursuit of customer satisfaction.
語族
よく使う組み合わせ
よく使うフレーズ
終わりなき探求
an endless quest
探求心を養う
to cultivate a spirit of inquiry
探求の旅に出る
to go on a journey of exploration
よく混同される語
追求 is usually for chasing goals, profits, or responsibilities, while 探求 is for searching for truth or knowledge.
Pronounced the same (tankyū); 探究 is specifically used for academic research and deep study, while 探求 is broader.
使い方のコツ
Use this word when discussing abstract concepts like 'truth' or 'the meaning of life'. It is too formal for simple physical searches like looking for lost keys.
よくある間違い
Learners often use this for physical objects; for example, saying '財布を探求する' is incorrect—you should use '探す' for a wallet.
覚え方のコツ
The first kanji 探 means 'search' (like a detective) and the second 求 means 'seek'. Think of it as 'Searching and Seeking' for the secrets of the world.
語源
Derived from Middle Chinese roots meaning 'to search out' (探) and 'to request or seek' (求).
文法パターン
文化的な背景
In Japanese education, '探求心' (tankyūshin - spirit of inquiry) is considered an essential virtue for students and researchers.
クイックテスト
哲学者は人生の真理を____している。
正解!
正解は: 探求
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