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流通

ryūtsū /ɾʲɯːtsɯː/

The process by which goods, services, or money move from producers to consumers within an economy. It also refers to the circulation of information or currency throughout a society.

Exemplos

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この商品は日本中で流通しています。

This product is distributed all over Japan.

2

新貨幣の流通が正式に始まりました。

The circulation of the new currency has officially begun.

3

その噂、ネットでかなり流通してるね。

That rumor is circulating quite a bit on the internet, isn't it?

Família de palavras

Substantivo
流通
Verb
流通する
Relacionado
流通業者
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Dica de memorização

The first kanji '流' means 'flow' (like a river) and '通' means 'pass through'. Imagine goods flowing through a pipe from a factory to your front door.

Quiz rápido

インターネットのおかげで、情報の___が非常に速くなった。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 流通

Exemplos

1

この商品は日本中で流通しています。

everyday

This product is distributed all over Japan.

2

新貨幣の流通が正式に始まりました。

formal

The circulation of the new currency has officially begun.

3

その噂、ネットでかなり流通してるね。

informal

That rumor is circulating quite a bit on the internet, isn't it?

4

経済学において、貨幣の流通速度は重要な指標である。

academic

In economics, the velocity of money circulation is an important indicator.

5

効率的な流通経路を確保することが課題です。

business

Our challenge is to secure efficient distribution channels.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
流通
Verb
流通する
Relacionado
流通業者

Colocações comuns

流通経路 distribution channel
流通業界 distribution industry
流通センター distribution center
流通システム distribution system
大量流通 mass distribution

Frases Comuns

市場に流通する

to circulate in the market

流通を改善する

to improve distribution

広く流通している

widely circulated

Frequentemente confundido com

流通 vs 物流

Butsuryuu refers specifically to the physical logistics/transportation, while Ryuutsuu is the broader economic concept of distribution including ownership and money.

流通 vs 交通

Koutsuu refers to the transportation of people and vehicles (traffic), not the economic distribution of goods.

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Notas de uso

Mainly used in business or economic contexts regarding products and money. It can be used as a noun or as a 'suru' verb to describe the act of circulating.

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Erros comuns

Don't use this word to describe cars moving on a street; that is 'koutsuu'. Also, while it can describe information, 'kakusan' (spread) is more common for social media posts.

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Dica de memorização

The first kanji '流' means 'flow' (like a river) and '通' means 'pass through'. Imagine goods flowing through a pipe from a factory to your front door.

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Origem da palavra

Derived from Middle Chinese, combining 'flow' (流) and 'pass/communicate' (通) to represent the movement of goods or currency.

Padrões gramaticais

Noun + に流通する (circulate in...) 流通している (is circulating/is distributed) Compound nouns (e.g., 流通コスト - distribution costs)
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Contexto cultural

The Japanese distribution system is historically known for having multiple layers of wholesalers, often referred to as 'complex distribution' in international trade discussions.

Quiz rápido

インターネットのおかげで、情報の___が非常に速くなった。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 流通

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