評価
Evaluation or assessment refers to the act of determining the value, quality, or ability of something or someone. It is frequently used in professional, academic, and critical contexts to describe a formal judgment or appraisal.
例句
3 / 5このレストランはインターネットでの評価が非常に高い。
This restaurant has a very high rating on the internet.
政府は新しい政策の影響を慎重に評価している。
The government is carefully evaluating the impact of the new policy.
あの先生、教え方はいいけど評価が厳しいんだよね。
That teacher is good at teaching, but their grading is really strict.
词族
记忆技巧
Think of the kanji: 評 (criticism/comment) + 価 (value/price). You are putting a 'price' or 'value' on a 'comment' about something.
快速测验
新しく発売されたスマホは、カメラの性能が非常に高く___されている。
正确！
正确答案是： 評価
例句
このレストランはインターネットでの評価が非常に高い。
everydayThis restaurant has a very high rating on the internet.
政府は新しい政策の影響を慎重に評価している。
formalThe government is carefully evaluating the impact of the new policy.
あの先生、教え方はいいけど評価が厳しいんだよね。
informalThat teacher is good at teaching, but their grading is really strict.
本研究では、提案手法の有効性を定量的に評価する。
academicIn this study, we quantitatively evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed method.
来週、四半期の人事評価面談が行われる予定です。
businessThe quarterly personnel performance review interviews are scheduled for next week.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
評価に値する
to be worthy of praise/evaluation
過小評価する
to underestimate/undervalue
過大評価する
to overestimate/overvalue
容易混淆的词
Hyouban refers to a general reputation or public rumor, while Hyouka is a specific, often formal, act of judging merit or value.
使用说明
評価 can describe both the process of judging (evaluating) and the result (the rating/score). In business, it specifically refers to performance reviews.
常见错误
Learners often use 評判 (reputation) when they mean a specific grade or assessment result (評価). Also, remember that 'high evaluation' is 'takai hyouka' (高い評価).
记忆技巧
Think of the kanji: 評 (criticism/comment) + 価 (value/price). You are putting a 'price' or 'value' on a 'comment' about something.
词源
Derived from Sinitic roots where 評 means to discuss/judge and 価 means price/worth.
语法模式
文化背景
In Japanese companies, 'Jinji Hyouka' (personnel evaluation) is a critical biannual process that determines bonuses and promotions.
快速测验
新しく発売されたスマホは、カメラの性能が非常に高く___されている。
正确！
正确答案是： 評価
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