教授
A high-ranking academic title for a teacher at a university or college. It also refers to the act of teaching or imparting knowledge and skills to others.
例句
3 / 5田中教授はとても親切です。
Professor Tanaka is very kind.
教授にご相談したいことがございます。
There is something I would like to consult with the professor about.
あの教授のテスト、難しいよね。
That professor's tests are difficult, aren't they?
词族
记忆技巧
Think of 'Kyo' (teaching) and 'Ju' (granting). A professor is someone who 'grants teaching' at the highest level.
快速测验
私の父は大学の___です。
正确！
正确答案是： 教授
例句
田中教授はとても親切です。
everydayProfessor Tanaka is very kind.
教授にご相談したいことがございます。
formalThere is something I would like to consult with the professor about.
あの教授のテスト、難しいよね。
informalThat professor's tests are difficult, aren't they?
教授の最新の論文を読みました。
academicI read the professor's latest research paper.
専門的な知識を教授していただきました。
businessWe were provided with specialized knowledge.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
教授の椅子
professorial chair
教授を仰ぐ
to seek instruction from
知識を教授する
to impart knowledge
容易混淆的词
Sensei is a broad term for any teacher or expert; Kyoju is specifically a university rank.
Kyoshi refers to the profession of teaching generally, often used for K-12 teachers.
使用说明
When addressing a professor directly, it is more natural to use 'Sensei' rather than 'Kyoju'. 'Kyoju' is used as a formal job title or when referring to them in the third person.
常见错误
Learners often use 'Kyoju' for high school or language school teachers, but it should only be used for university-level educators.
记忆技巧
Think of 'Kyo' (teaching) and 'Ju' (granting). A professor is someone who 'grants teaching' at the highest level.
词源
From the Middle Chinese roots 'Kyo' (to teach/religion) and 'Ju' (to confer/give/hand over).
语法模式
文化背景
In Japanese society, university professors hold high social prestige and are often treated with significant formal respect in both language and behavior.
快速测验
私の父は大学の___です。
正确！
正确答案是： 教授
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