A1 noun 中性

法律

/hoːɾit͡sɯ/

A system of official rules that a country or community recognizes as regulating the actions of its members and may enforce by the imposition of penalties. It specifically refers to statutes and legislation passed by a governing body.

例句

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1

この国の法律はとても厳しいです。

The laws of this country are very strict.

2

私たちは法律を守らなければなりません。

We must obey the law.

3

それは法律違反だよ、気を付けて。

That is a violation of the law, be careful.

词族

名词
法律
Verb
法律化する
副词
法律的に
形容词
法律上の
相关
法律家
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记忆技巧

The first kanji 法 (law) contains water (氵) and go (去) - think of laws making things flow away smoothly like water. The second kanji 律 (regulation) looks like someone walking along a set path.

快速测验

悪いことをすると、___によって罰せられます。

正确!

正确答案是: 法律

例句

1

この国の法律はとても厳しいです。

everyday

The laws of this country are very strict.

2

私たちは法律を守らなければなりません。

formal

We must obey the law.

3

それは法律違反だよ、気を付けて。

informal

That is a violation of the law, be careful.

4

日本の法律制度について研究しています。

academic

I am researching the Japanese legal system.

5

新しい法律が来月から実施されます。

business

The new law will be implemented starting next month.

词族

名词
法律
Verb
法律化する
副词
法律的に
形容词
法律上の
相关
法律家

常见搭配

法律を守る to obey the law
法律を作る to make/legislate a law
法律に違反する to violate the law
法律を破る to break the law
法律を学ぶ to study law

常用短语

法律の壁

legal barrier

法律の網をくぐる

to find a legal loophole

法律の専門家

legal expert

容易混淆的词

法律 vs 規則 (kisoku)

Hōritsu refers to national statutes, while kisoku refers to smaller scale rules like school or office regulations.

法律 vs 憲法 (kenpō)

Kenpō is the specific 'Constitution', which is the highest law of a nation, whereas hōritsu refers to general laws.

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使用说明

Use 'hōritsu' when referring to the formal legal system of a country. For informal social rules or games, 'rūru' (rules) or 'manā' (manners) is more appropriate.

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常见错误

Learners often use the particle 'o' with 'violate' (ihansuru), but the correct pattern is 'hōritsu ni ihansuru'. Also, don't confuse it with 'hōhō' which means method.

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记忆技巧

The first kanji 法 (law) contains water (氵) and go (去) - think of laws making things flow away smoothly like water. The second kanji 律 (regulation) looks like someone walking along a set path.

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词源

Derived from Sinitic compounds: 'hō' (system/method) and 'ritsu' (statute/regulation).

语法模式

Used as a noun Followed by particles like を (object), に (target of violation), or の (possession)
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文化背景

Japan is a highly rule-abiding society where social order and the 'Rule of Law' (hō no shihai) are deeply respected in daily life.

快速测验

悪いことをすると、___によって罰せられます。

正确!

正确答案是: 法律

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