安全
The condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury.
Ejemplos
3 de 5シートベルトを締めて安全運転を心がけましょう。
Let's fasten our seatbelts and aim for safe driving.
食品の安全性を確保することが最優先です。
Ensuring food safety is the top priority.
ここは夜歩いても安全だよ。
It's safe to walk around here at night.
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
An-Zen: ZEN sounds like 'then' - if it's safe 'then' everything is fine.
Quiz rápido
このおもちゃは小さなお子様にも___です。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: 安全
Ejemplos
シートベルトを締めて安全運転を心がけましょう。
everydayLet's fasten our seatbelts and aim for safe driving.
食品の安全性を確保することが最優先です。
formalEnsuring food safety is the top priority.
ここは夜歩いても安全だよ。
informalIt's safe to walk around here at night.
原子炉の安全基準に関する論文を読んだ。
academicI read a paper regarding the safety standards of nuclear reactors.
工事現場では安全第一で作業してください。
businessPlease work with safety as the first priority at the construction site.
Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
安全装置
safety device
安全靴
safety shoes
安全地帯
safety zone
Se confunde a menudo con
Anzen is objective physical safety; Anshin is subjective peace of mind/feeling safe.
Notas de uso
Used as a 'na-adjective' to describe nouns.
Errores comunes
Mixing up 'Anzen' (safety) and 'Anshin' (relief/peace of mind).
Truco para recordar
An-Zen: ZEN sounds like 'then' - if it's safe 'then' everything is fine.
Origen de la palabra
An (peace) + Zen (entire/all).
Patrones gramaticales
Contexto cultural
Japanese construction sites always have 'Safety First' (Anzen Dai-ichi) signs.
Quiz rápido
このおもちゃは小さなお子様にも___です。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: 安全
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