林
A noun referring to a grove, woods, or a small cluster of trees. It is typically used for a smaller area of vegetation compared to 'mori' (forest), often found near residential areas or fields.
例句
3 / 5近くの林でカブトムシを見つけました。
I found a beetle in the nearby woods.
この地域には美しい松の林が広がっております。
A beautiful pine grove spreads across this region.
林の中でかくれんぼしようぜ！
Let's play hide and seek in the woods!
词族
记忆技巧
Look at the Kanji: One tree is 木. Put two together and you have a small woods (林). Put three together and you have a big forest (森).
快速测验
家の後ろに小さな（ ）があります。
正确！
正确答案是： 林
例句
近くの林でカブトムシを見つけました。
everydayI found a beetle in the nearby woods.
この地域には美しい松の林が広がっております。
formalA beautiful pine grove spreads across this region.
林の中でかくれんぼしようぜ！
informalLet's play hide and seek in the woods!
本研究では、この広葉樹林の生態系を分析する。
academicIn this study, we analyze the ecosystem of this broadleaf grove.
当社は林業の活性化に取り組んでいます。
businessOur company is working on the revitalization of the forestry industry.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
林間学校
outdoor school/summer camp in the woods
竹林
bamboo grove
防風林
windbreak forest
容易混淆的词
Mori refers to a larger, denser forest, while Hayashi is a smaller grove or group of trees.
Ki is a single tree, whereas Hayashi consists of multiple trees.
使用说明
Use 'Hayashi' when describing a small wooded area that you might see behind a house or a small park. It is also one of the most common Japanese surnames.
常见错误
Learners often mix up the kanji for Hayashi (two trees: 林) and Mori (three trees: 森). Remember: more trees make a bigger forest.
记忆技巧
Look at the Kanji: One tree is 木. Put two together and you have a small woods (林). Put three together and you have a big forest (森).
词源
Derived from the ancient Japanese word 'hayashi', which is linked to the verb 'hayasu' (to grow or let grow thick).
语法模式
文化背景
The 'Hayashi' surname is extremely common in Japan, and the concept of 'Satoyama' (managed woodlands) is a core part of traditional Japanese rural life.
快速测验
家の後ろに小さな（ ）があります。
正确！
正确答案是： 林
相关词汇
A large area of land covered with a thick growth of trees an...
木A tall plant with a wooden trunk and branches, or the wood i...
葉A leaf of a plant or tree, typically green and attached to a...
枝A part of a tree or shrub that grows out from the main trunk...
自然Shizen refers to the physical world including plants, animal...
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