混合物
A substance made by combining two or more different materials without a chemical reaction occurring. It can be used in scientific contexts to describe chemical blends or in general contexts to describe a physical combination of items.
例句
3 / 5このお菓子はナッツとドライフルーツの混合物です。
This snack is a mixture of nuts and dried fruit.
その液体は、三つの成分の混合物で構成されています。
The liquid is composed of a mixture of three ingredients.
これ、色んなスパイスの混合物って感じがするね。
This feels like a mixture of various spices, doesn't it?
词族
记忆技巧
Focus on the kanji: 混 (mix) + 合 (join/fit) + 物 (thing). It is literally a 'mix-join-thing'.
快速测验
空気は、窒素や酸素などの( )です。
正确!
正确答案是: 混合物
例句
このお菓子はナッツとドライフルーツの混合物です。
everydayThis snack is a mixture of nuts and dried fruit.
その液体は、三つの成分の混合物で構成されています。
formalThe liquid is composed of a mixture of three ingredients.
これ、色んなスパイスの混合物って感じがするね。
informalThis feels like a mixture of various spices, doesn't it?
空気は、窒素や酸素などの気体の混合物である。
academicAir is a mixture of gases such as nitrogen and oxygen.
この製品は、新旧技術の混合物と言えます。
businessThis product can be described as a mixture of old and new technologies.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
混合物として存在する
to exist as a mixture
謎の混合物
a mysterious mixture
混合物の分離法
separation methods for mixtures
容易混淆的词
A compound (化合物) is chemically bonded into a new substance, while a mixture (混合物) is just physically combined.
使用说明
While it is a common technical term in chemistry, it can be used in daily life to describe a physical blend of items. In very casual speech, people often prefer the loanword 'ミックス' (mikkusu) or the phrase '混ざったもの' (mazatta mono).
常见错误
Learners sometimes use this word for 'mixed feelings' (入り混じった感情) or 'mixed races' (混血), but '混合物' is strictly for physical materials or technical combinations.
记忆技巧
Focus on the kanji: 混 (mix) + 合 (join/fit) + 物 (thing). It is literally a 'mix-join-thing'.
词源
A Sino-Japanese (Kango) compound using 混 (to mix), 合 (to combine), and 物 (matter/thing).
语法模式
文化背景
Commonly seen on Japanese food labels and in science textbooks in Japan.
快速测验
空気は、窒素や酸素などの( )です。
正确!
正确答案是: 混合物
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