椅子
A piece of furniture with a seat, legs, and a back, designed for one person to sit on. In Japanese, it specifically refers to Western-style chairs as opposed to traditional floor cushions.
例句
3 / 5この椅子に座ってください。
Please sit on this chair.
会議室に椅子を準備いたしました。
I have prepared the chairs in the meeting room.
あの椅子、座り心地がいいね。
That chair is comfortable to sit in, isn't it?
词族
记忆技巧
Look at the first character (椅). It has the 'tree' radical (木) because chairs were traditionally made of wood, and the right side (奇) means 'strange'. Imagine a 'strange wooden tree' shaped like a chair!
快速测验
疲れたので、____に座りましょう。
正确！
正确答案是： 椅子
例句
この椅子に座ってください。
everydayPlease sit on this chair.
会議室に椅子を準備いたしました。
formalI have prepared the chairs in the meeting room.
あの椅子、座り心地がいいね。
informalThat chair is comfortable to sit in, isn't it?
椅子は人間工学に基づいて設計されています。
academicThe chairs are designed based on ergonomics.
新しいオフィス用の椅子を5台注文しました。
businessI ordered five new office chairs.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
椅子を勧める
to offer someone a seat
椅子を奪い合う
to compete for a position (musical chairs)
ポスト（椅子）を確保する
to secure a position/post
容易混淆的词
Tsukue refers to a desk or table, whereas Isu refers to the chair you sit on.
Zabuton is a traditional Japanese floor cushion, while Isu is a Western-style chair.
使用说明
Isu is a general-purpose noun. In Japanese, it is used for any raised seating with legs.
常见错误
Beginners often use the particle 'o' when sitting down, but 'ni' is required to show the destination (isu ni suwaru).
记忆技巧
Look at the first character (椅). It has the 'tree' radical (木) because chairs were traditionally made of wood, and the right side (奇) means 'strange'. Imagine a 'strange wooden tree' shaped like a chair!
词源
Originally a Chinese loanword where 'i' meant to lean and 'su' was a noun suffix.
语法模式
文化背景
While chairs are standard in modern Japan, many traditional homes still use 'washitsu' (Japanese rooms) where people sit on the floor using cushions (zabuton) instead of 'isu'.
快速测验
疲れたので、____に座りましょう。
正确！
正确答案是： 椅子
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