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喜び

yorokobi /joɾokobi/

A noun referring to the feeling of joy, happiness, or great pleasure. It can describe both an internal emotional state and the external expression of being pleased or celebrating an event.

例句

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1

家族と過ごす時間は大きな喜びです。

Spending time with my family is a great joy.

2

皆様のご成功を心よりお慶び(喜び)申し上げます。

I offer my heartfelt congratulations (joy) on everyone's success.

3

彼の顔に喜びがあふれているね。

Joy is overflowing from his face, isn't it?

词族

名词
喜び
Verb
喜ぶ
副词
喜んで
形容词
喜ばしい
相关
喜劇
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记忆技巧

Think of 'Yoro-kobi'. Imagine someone 'Rolling' (Yoro) over because they are so 'Happy' (Kobi) they can't stand still.

快速测验

合格して、両親と___を分かち合った。

正确!

正确答案是: 喜び

例句

1

家族と過ごす時間は大きな喜びです。

everyday

Spending time with my family is a great joy.

2

皆様のご成功を心よりお慶び(喜び)申し上げます。

formal

I offer my heartfelt congratulations (joy) on everyone's success.

3

彼の顔に喜びがあふれているね。

informal

Joy is overflowing from his face, isn't it?

4

喜びという感情は、人間の精神的健康に寄与する。

academic

The emotion of joy contributes to human mental health.

5

貴社との提携は、私共の喜びとするところです。

business

Partnering with your company is a matter of great pleasure for us.

词族

名词
喜び
Verb
喜ぶ
副词
喜んで
形容词
喜ばしい
相关
喜劇

常见搭配

喜びを感じる to feel joy
喜びを分かち合う to share joy
喜びの涙 tears of joy
喜びの声 shouts of joy / cheerful voices
喜びに浸る to be immersed in joy

常用短语

喜びもひとしお

to be especially happy / joy is all the greater

喜びの極み

the height of joy

喜び勇んで

in high spirits / rushing with joy

容易混淆的词

喜び vs 嬉しい

Ureshii is an adjective used to describe a temporary feeling, whereas yorokobi is the abstract noun for the emotion itself.

喜び vs 楽しみ

Tanoshimi usually refers to 'looking forward' to something or 'enjoyment' of an activity, while yorokobi is the state of joy.

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使用说明

Yorokobi is used when discussing joy as a concept or a specific instance of happiness. In formal writing, the kanji 慶び is sometimes used specifically for auspicious celebrations like weddings.

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常见错误

Learners sometimes use yorokobi as an adjective (e.g., 'yorokobi desu' instead of 'ureshii desu'). Remember that yorokobi is a noun and usually acts as a subject or object.

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记忆技巧

Think of 'Yoro-kobi'. Imagine someone 'Rolling' (Yoro) over because they are so 'Happy' (Kobi) they can't stand still.

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词源

Derived from the verb 'yorokobu', which historically combined 'yoru' (to approach) and 'kobu' (to flatter or be pleased), evolving into the feeling of deep satisfaction.

语法模式

Noun + は/が + 喜びだ (X is a joy) 喜び + を + 動詞 (Verb using joy as object, e.g., share, feel) 喜び + の + Noun (Noun of joy, e.g., tears of joy)
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文化背景

Sharing joy (喜びを分かち合う) is considered a virtue in Japanese culture to strengthen social harmony and relationships.

快速测验

合格して、両親と___を分かち合った。

正确!

正确答案是: 喜び

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対決

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勝利

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引き分け

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優勝

A1

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A1

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新記録

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走る

A1

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暮らし

A1

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建物

A1

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