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水素

suiso [sɯiso]

Hydrogen is the simplest and most abundant chemical element in the universe, symbolized by H. In everyday Japanese contexts, it is frequently discussed as a clean energy source used in eco-friendly vehicles and power generation.

Exemplos

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1

このバスは水素で走ります。

This bus runs on hydrogen.

2

水素エネルギーの活用について検討いたします。

We will consider the utilization of hydrogen energy.

3

水素って、水から作れるの?

Can hydrogen be made from water?

Família de palavras

Substantivo
水素
Adjetivo
水素の
Relacionado
水素化
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Dica de memorização

Look at the Kanji: 水 (Water) + 素 (Element). Hydrogen is the 'element of water' (H2O).

Quiz rápido

未来の車は、ガソリンではなく( )で走るかもしれません。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 水素

Exemplos

1

このバスは水素で走ります。

everyday

This bus runs on hydrogen.

2

水素エネルギーの活用について検討いたします。

formal

We will consider the utilization of hydrogen energy.

3

水素って、水から作れるの?

informal

Can hydrogen be made from water?

4

水素は宇宙で最も軽い元素である。

academic

Hydrogen is the lightest element in the universe.

5

我が社は水素ステーションの建設を推進しております。

business

Our company is promoting the construction of hydrogen stations.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
水素
Adjetivo
水素の
Relacionado
水素化

Colocações comuns

水素エンジン hydrogen engine
水素ステーション hydrogen station
水素燃料電池 hydrogen fuel cell
水素社会 hydrogen society
水素爆発 hydrogen explosion

Frases Comuns

水素を充填する

to fill up with hydrogen

水素を燃やす

to burn hydrogen

水素が漏れる

hydrogen leaks

Frequentemente confundido com

水素 vs 酸素

Oxygen (酸素) is what we breathe, while Hydrogen (水素) is the fuel that can react with it.

水素 vs 窒素

Nitrogen (窒素) makes up 78% of the air and is inert; both words end in 'so' (element gas suffix).

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Notas de uso

The word is almost always used as a noun. In modern Japanese, you will see it paired with 'society' (社会) or 'energy' (エネルギー) in news reports about the environment.

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Erros comuns

Learners often confuse the Kanji for water (水) in Suiso with other similar characters like ice (氷). Also, be careful not to confuse 'suiso' with 'sanso' (oxygen) during science discussions.

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Dica de memorização

Look at the Kanji: 水 (Water) + 素 (Element). Hydrogen is the 'element of water' (H2O).

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Origem da palavra

A translation of the Dutch word 'waterstof', where 'water' means water and 'stof' means matter/substance.

Padrões gramaticais

Used as a compound noun: 水素 + [Noun] Functions as the subject with は or が No plural form exists in Japanese
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Contexto cultural

Japan is heavily investing in becoming a 'Hydrogen Society' to reduce carbon emissions, making this a common keyword in Japanese media.

Quiz rápido

未来の車は、ガソリンではなく( )で走るかもしれません。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 水素

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