柔軟性
The quality of being able to adapt to new situations or change easily. Often used in IELTS to describe workplace skills or personal traits.
例文
3 / 5彼は考え方に柔軟性がある。
He is flexible in his way of thinking.
当プログラムは、参加者のニーズに合わせて柔軟性を備えています。
This program possesses flexibility to meet participants' needs.
もっと柔軟性を持たないと、疲れちゃうよ。
If you don't have more flexibility, you'll get exhausted.
語族
覚え方のコツ
Think of 'ju' (soft) and 'nan' (soft) — double softness means high flexibility.
クイックテスト
変化の激しい時代には、社会全体の( )が求められる。
正解!
正解は: 柔軟性
例文
彼は考え方に柔軟性がある。
everydayHe is flexible in his way of thinking.
当プログラムは、参加者のニーズに合わせて柔軟性を備えています。
formalThis program possesses flexibility to meet participants' needs.
もっと柔軟性を持たないと、疲れちゃうよ。
informalIf you don't have more flexibility, you'll get exhausted.
組織の柔軟性が、企業の生存戦略において重要な役割を果たす。
academicOrganizational flexibility plays a crucial role in a company's survival strategy.
勤務時間の柔軟性は、社員の満足度を高める。
businessFlexibility in working hours increases employee satisfaction.
語族
よく使う組み合わせ
よく使うフレーズ
柔軟な対応
flexible response
柔軟な姿勢
flexible attitude
柔軟な働き方
flexible working style
よく混同される語
Tekioryoku is the power to adapt to environment, while jūnansei is the quality of being flexible itself.
使い方のコツ
Can refer to physical flexibility (stretching) or mental/operational flexibility.
よくある間違い
Don't use it only for physical things; it is very common in abstract business contexts.
覚え方のコツ
Think of 'ju' (soft) and 'nan' (soft) — double softness means high flexibility.
語源
From 'ju' (gentle/soft), 'nan' (pliant/soft), and 'sei' (nature/quality).
文法パターン
クイックテスト
変化の激しい時代には、社会全体の( )が求められる。
正解!
正解は: 柔軟性
関連語彙
businessの関連語
便宜
B2Convenience or benefit provided to someone. It often refers to making arrangements to suit someone's needs or providing special facilities.
補填
B2To fill a gap or compensate for a deficit or loss, particularly in financial or resource contexts.
能率
B2The efficiency or rate of work done relative to time and effort. It focuses on how much output is produced without waste.
再編
B2The act of reorganizing or restructuring a system, organization, or group. It often appears in news about corporate mergers or government reforms.
付与
B2To grant, bestow, or assign a right, value, or task to someone. Often used in legal, administrative, or technical contexts.
妥結
B2The act of reaching an agreement after negotiations or disputes. It implies that both sides made some concessions to arrive at a settlement.
派遣
B2To send or dispatch a person or group to a specific place for a particular task or duty. Often used for temporary workers or military personnel.
要請
B2To request or call for something strongly, often from an official or institutional level. It implies a high degree of necessity.
補充
B2To refill or replenish something that has been used up or is lacking, such as supplies or personnel.
公表
B2To officially announce or release information to the public.
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