指摘
The act of pointing out or calling attention to something, such as a mistake or a fact.
例句
3 / 5間違いを指摘してくれてありがとう。
Thanks for pointing out the mistake.
先行研究において、この問題点はすでに指摘されている。
In previous research, this problem has already been pointed out.
コンサルタントは経営上の欠陥を指摘した。
The consultant pointed out flaws in the management.
词族
记忆技巧
Shi (finger) + Teki (pick) = Picking it out with a finger.
快速测验
多くの専門家が、地球温暖化の危険性を____している。
正确！
正确答案是： a
例句
間違いを指摘してくれてありがとう。
everydayThanks for pointing out the mistake.
先行研究において、この問題点はすでに指摘されている。
academicIn previous research, this problem has already been pointed out.
コンサルタントは経営上の欠陥を指摘した。
businessThe consultant pointed out flaws in the management.
議長は時間の不足を指摘した。
formalThe chairperson called attention to the lack of time.
さっきの指摘、ちょっと厳しすぎたかな？
informalWas my remark earlier a bit too harsh?
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
ご指摘の通り
as you pointed out
指摘を免れない
cannot avoid being pointed out/criticized
重要な指摘
important point
容易混淆的词
Chuui is a 'warning' or 'caution'; Shiteki is simply pointing out a fact or error.
使用说明
Commonly used in academic discussions to refer to what other authors have noted.
常见错误
Confusing 'shiteki' with 'chuui' when correcting someone's work.
记忆技巧
Shi (finger) + Teki (pick) = Picking it out with a finger.
词源
Derived from kanji for 'finger' and 'pick up'.
语法模式
快速测验
多くの専門家が、地球温暖化の危険性を____している。
正确！
正确答案是： a
相关词汇
更多logic词汇
推論
B1The process of reaching a conclusion by reasoning from evidence or premises.
矛盾
B2A contradiction or inconsistency between two statements, actions, or ideas. It refers to a situation where one thing denies the truth of another.
一貫性
B1The quality of being consistent or having a logical connection throughout. Essential for a well-structured academic argument.
譲歩
B1The act of giving up some of your demands or rights in order to reach an agreement; a concession. Crucial for debate and writing.
一因
B2One of several causes or factors contributing to a certain result. It is used when multiple factors are involved and you want to point out one of them.
包含
B2To include or contain something as a part of a whole. In logic or math, it refers to a set containing another set.
総括
B2To summarize and evaluate a series of events, a project, or a period of time as a whole. It involves looking back and synthesizing various parts into a general conclusion.
格段
B2A state where the difference in degree or level compared to others is very large and significant. It is used to emphasize a dramatic improvement or difference.
根幹
B2The core or fundamental part of a system, theory, or organization. It refers to the most important part that supports the rest.
除外
B2Exclusion or exception. The act of leaving something out of a group, list, or consideration.
评论 (0)
登录后评论免费开始学习语言
免费开始学习