形式
The visible shape or configuration of something; the way in which something exists or is done.
例文
3 / 5考试有多种形式，比如选择题和面试。
The exam has multiple forms, such as multiple-choice questions and interviews.
我们需要采取更加灵活的工作形式。
We need to adopt more flexible forms of work.
这封信只是走个形式而已。
This letter is just a formality.
語族
覚え方のコツ
形 (shape) + 式 (style) = The shape and style of how something appears.
クイックテスト
现代教育鼓励学生通过多种___参与学习。
正解！
正解は： 形式
例文
考试有多种形式，比如选择题和面试。
academicThe exam has multiple forms, such as multiple-choice questions and interviews.
我们需要采取更加灵活的工作形式。
businessWe need to adopt more flexible forms of work.
这封信只是走个形式而已。
informalThis letter is just a formality.
不同形式的能量可以相互转化。
academicDifferent forms of energy can be converted into each other.
他以诗歌的形式表达了感情。
formalHe expressed his feelings in the form of poetry.
語族
よく使う組み合わせ
よく使うフレーズ
多种形式
multiple forms
形式主义
formalism
以...的形式
in the form of...
よく混同される語
方式 (fāngshì) refers to the 'method' or 'way' something is done, while 形式 (xíngshì) refers to the 'outward appearance' or 'category' of something.
使い方のコツ
Very common in IELTS to describe types of media, energy, or exam formats.
よくある間違い
Often confused with 'method'. If you mean 'the way to do it', use 方式.
覚え方のコツ
形 (shape) + 式 (style) = The shape and style of how something appears.
語源
From 'shape' and 'pattern/ceremony'.
文法パターン
文化的な背景
In Chinese culture, '走形式' (zǒu xíngshì) often carries a negative connotation of doing something just for show without real substance.
クイックテスト
现代教育鼓励学生通过多种___参与学习。
正解！
正解は： 形式
関連語彙
General Academicの関連語
首先
B1Used to introduce the first point or step in a sequence or an argument. It helps organize thoughts and structure an essay or speech logically.
由此可见
B1A phrase used to conclude or infer a result from the evidence provided previously. It translates to 'from this it can be seen' or 'thus'.
日益
B1Describes something that is increasing or changing more and more with each passing day. It is used to describe trends.
迫切
B1Describing a situation that is urgent and requires immediate attention or action.
片面
B1One-sided; biased. Referring to a view or argument that only considers one part of a situation and ignores others.
顺序
B1The particular way in which things are arranged or follow each other. Essential for describing processes or chronological events in academic tasks.
发生
B1To take place, come into being, or occur, especially regarding events, changes, or natural phenomena. It is one of the most common verbs in academic descriptions of processes.
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