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酸素

sanso /sã̠ɰ̃so̞/

Oxygen is a colorless, odorless gas that is essential for the respiration of almost all living things. It makes up about 21% of the Earth's atmosphere and is a fundamental element in chemistry and biology.

Exemplos

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1

人間は酸素を吸って生きています。

Humans live by breathing oxygen.

2

患者に高濃度の酸素を投与してください。

Please administer high-concentration oxygen to the patient.

3

この部屋、ちょっと酸素が薄くない?

Doesn't the oxygen feel a bit thin in this room?

Família de palavras

Substantivo
酸素
Verb
酸化する
Relacionado
酸化物
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Dica de memorização

The first kanji 酸 (san) means acid, and 素 (so) means element. Just remember that oxygen was once thought to be the core element of all acids.

Quiz rápido

高い山の上では、___が薄くなります。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 酸素

Exemplos

1

人間は酸素を吸って生きています。

everyday

Humans live by breathing oxygen.

2

患者に高濃度の酸素を投与してください。

formal

Please administer high-concentration oxygen to the patient.

3

この部屋、ちょっと酸素が薄くない?

informal

Doesn't the oxygen feel a bit thin in this room?

4

植物は光合成によって酸素を排出する。

academic

Plants exhaust oxygen through photosynthesis.

5

わが社は工業用酸素の販売シェアを拡大している。

business

Our company is expanding its sales share of industrial oxygen.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
酸素
Verb
酸化する
Relacionado
酸化物

Colocações comuns

酸素を吸う to breathe oxygen
酸素が薄い oxygen is thin (low)
酸素濃度 oxygen concentration
酸素不足 lack of oxygen
酸素マスク oxygen mask

Frases Comuns

酸素カプセル

oxygen capsule (used for recovery)

酸素吸入

oxygen inhalation

酸素ボンベ

oxygen tank/cylinder

Frequentemente confundido com

酸素 vs 空気

Kūki refers to the 'air' as a whole mixture, while sanso refers specifically to the chemical element 'oxygen'.

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Notas de uso

In daily life, people often use 'sanso' when talking about breathing issues or high altitudes, but use 'kūki' for general surroundings.

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Erros comuns

Learners sometimes use 'sanso' to mean 'air' (e.g., saying 'the oxygen is cold' instead of 'the air is cold').

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Dica de memorização

The first kanji 酸 (san) means acid, and 素 (so) means element. Just remember that oxygen was once thought to be the core element of all acids.

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Origem da palavra

A loan translation from the Dutch word 'zuurstof', where 'zuur' (sour/acid) became 'san' and 'stof' (matter/element) became 'so'.

Padrões gramaticais

Acts as an uncountable noun. Often followed by the particle を when breathing or が when describing levels.

Quiz rápido

高い山の上では、___が薄くなります。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 酸素

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