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解決

kaiketsu /kaikeːtsɯ/

The act of finding an answer to a problem, settling a dispute, or finishing a difficult situation. It refers to the process of 'untying' a knot of trouble so that things return to a normal or improved state.

Exemplos

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1

この問題を早く解決したいです。

I want to solve this problem quickly.

2

政府は新しい経済問題の解決に取り組んでいます。

The government is working on the resolution of new economic issues.

3

悩み、解決した?

Did you settle your worries?

Família de palavras

Substantivo
解決
Verb
解決する
Relacionado
解決策
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Dica de memorização

Think of the first kanji 解 (to untie) and the second 決 (to decide). You are 'untying' a messy knot and 'deciding' on the result.

Quiz rápido

話し合いをして、トラブルを___しました。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 解決

Exemplos

1

この問題を早く解決したいです。

everyday

I want to solve this problem quickly.

2

政府は新しい経済問題の解決に取り組んでいます。

formal

The government is working on the resolution of new economic issues.

3

悩み、解決した?

informal

Did you settle your worries?

4

紛争解決のプロセスには対話が不可欠である。

academic

Dialogue is essential to the process of conflict resolution.

5

トラブルを解決するために、クライアントと話し合います。

business

I will talk with the client to resolve the trouble.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
解決
Verb
解決する
Relacionado
解決策

Colocações comuns

問題を解決する to solve a problem
解決の糸口 a clue to the solution
早期解決 early resolution
根本的な解決 fundamental solution
解決を図る to aim for a resolution

Frases Comuns

解決のめどが立つ

to have a prospect of resolution

円満に解決する

to resolve harmoniously

一件落着

case closed / settled

Frequentemente confundido com

解決 vs 解答

解答 is an answer to a test or math question, while 解決 is a solution to a real-world problem or conflict.

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Notas de uso

It is most commonly used as a 'suru' verb (解決する). It is used for objective issues like crimes, technical bugs, or social problems, as well as personal worries.

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Erros comuns

Beginners often use 'kotae' (answer) when they mean 'kaiketsu' (solution). Also, don't use it for simply answering a person's question; use 'kotaeru' instead.

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Dica de memorização

Think of the first kanji 解 (to untie) and the second 決 (to decide). You are 'untying' a messy knot and 'deciding' on the result.

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Origem da palavra

Derived from the Chinese roots 'jiě' (to loosen/explain) and 'jué' (to decide/burst).

Padrões gramaticais

Used with the particle 'を' when acting as a transitive verb (~を解決する). Can be used as a noun followed by 'の' (解決のための方法).
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Contexto cultural

In Japanese society, 'enman-kaiketsu' (harmonious resolution) is highly valued to maintain social peace without causing anyone to lose face.

Quiz rápido

話し合いをして、トラブルを___しました。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 解決

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