計画
A plan or arrangement for a sequence of actions to achieve a specific goal. It is used broadly for everything from daily schedules to long-term business strategies.
例句
3 / 5週末の計画を立てましょう。
Let's make plans for the weekend.
計画の進捗状況を報告いたします。
I will report on the progress of the plan.
明日の計画、決まった？
Is the plan for tomorrow decided?
词族
记忆技巧
The first kanji 計 means 'to measure' and the second 画 means 'to draw'. Think of 'measuring out a drawing' of your future path.
快速测验
来年の旅行の___を立てています。
正确！
正确答案是： 計画
例句
週末の計画を立てましょう。
everydayLet's make plans for the weekend.
計画の進捗状況を報告いたします。
formalI will report on the progress of the plan.
明日の計画、決まった？
informalIs the plan for tomorrow decided?
この研究計画は、論理的な裏付けが必要です。
academicThis research plan requires logical support.
新しいプロジェクトの計画書を作成してください。
businessPlease create a planning document for the new project.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
計画通り
as planned
計画倒れ
failing to carry out a plan; all talk and no action
計画運休
planned service suspension (often used for trains during typhoons)
容易混淆的词
Yotei is more about the schedule or expectation of what will happen, while Keikaku implies a more structured strategy or design to achieve a goal.
使用说明
Keikaku is a 'suru-verb' noun. While often interchangeable with 'yotei' in casual conversation, 'keikaku' sounds more intentional and structured.
常见错误
Learners often use 'keikaku' for simple social appointments (e.g., meeting a friend for coffee), where 'yakusoku' (promise/appointment) or 'yotei' (schedule) is more natural.
记忆技巧
The first kanji 計 means 'to measure' and the second 画 means 'to draw'. Think of 'measuring out a drawing' of your future path.
词源
Derived from Middle Chinese: 'kei' (calculate/measure) and 'kaku' (stroke/draw/demarcate).
语法模式
文化背景
Japanese society places a high value on meticulous planning (keikaku), which is visible in the extreme punctuality of public transportation and detailed itineraries for group tours.
快速测验
来年の旅行の___を立てています。
正确！
正确答案是： 計画
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該当
B1To fall under a certain category, rule, or condition; to correspond to something.
現実
B1The world or the state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them.
困難
B1The state or quality of being hard to do or to accomplish; a situation that is hard to deal with.
種類
B1A group of people or things having similar characteristics; a type, kind, or category. Used for biological species, types of products, or categories of ideas.
制約
B2A condition that keeps someone or something under control or limits what they can do; a restriction or constraint.
統制
B2The act of controlling or regulating a system, organization, or group of people to ensure order or compliance.
実現可能性
B2The degree to which a plan or idea is likely to be successful or can be done; feasibility.
多岐
B2Branching out in many directions; wide-ranging or multifaceted. It is used to describe interests, topics, or problems that are diverse and complex.
相応
B2Appropriate, suitable, or corresponding to a certain level, status, or ability. It is often used to describe costs or rewards that match the effort or quality.
必須
B2Something that is absolutely necessary or required. It cannot be omitted or avoided.
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