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目的地

mokutekichi /mokɯtekitɕi/

目的地 refers to a specific place where someone is going or where a journey ends. It combines the words for 'purpose' and 'ground/place' to describe the physical target of movement or travel.

Exemplos

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1

目的地に着きました。

I arrived at the destination.

2

目的地までご案内いたします。

I will guide you to your destination.

3

目的地、まだ遠いかな?

I wonder if the destination is still far?

Família de palavras

Substantivo
目的地
Relacionado
目的
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Dica de memorização

Break it down: Moku (eye) + Teki (target) + Chi (land). It is the 'land' that your 'eye' is 'targeted' on.

Quiz rápido

タクシーに乗って、( )を伝えました。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 目的地

Exemplos

1

目的地に着きました。

everyday

I arrived at the destination.

2

目的地までご案内いたします。

formal

I will guide you to your destination.

3

目的地、まだ遠いかな?

informal

I wonder if the destination is still far?

4

研究者は目的地を特定するためにGPSを使用した。

academic

Researchers used GPS to identify the destination.

5

目的地への最短ルートを確認してください。

business

Please confirm the shortest route to the destination.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
目的地
Relacionado
目的

Colocações comuns

目的地に到着する to arrive at the destination
目的地に向かう to head for the destination
目的地を設定する to set a destination
目的地を変更する to change the destination
目的地周辺 near the destination

Frases Comuns

目的地を目指す

to aim/head for the destination

目的地が不明

destination unknown

目的地への道

the way to the destination

Frequentemente confundido com

目的地 vs 目的

Mokuteki means 'purpose' or 'goal' (abstract), while mokutekichi refers specifically to a physical 'place' (location).

目的地 vs 行き先

Ikisaki is more casual and can refer generally to where someone is headed, while mokutekichi sounds more precise or technical.

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Notas de uso

Use this word when talking about navigation, GPS settings, or formal travel plans. It is more formal than 'ikisaki'.

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Erros comuns

Learners often drop the 'chi' (地) and just say 'mokuteki' when they mean a physical location.

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Dica de memorização

Break it down: Moku (eye) + Teki (target) + Chi (land). It is the 'land' that your 'eye' is 'targeted' on.

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Origem da palavra

A Sinitic compound (Kango) consisting of 目的 (objective/aim) and 地 (land/place).

Padrões gramaticais

Used with particles に (ni) or へ (e) to indicate movement towards it. Commonly used with the verb 到着する (touchaku suru - to arrive).
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Contexto cultural

This word is used constantly in Japanese car navigation systems (GPS) and public transport announcements.

Quiz rápido

タクシーに乗って、( )を伝えました。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 目的地

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