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野菜

yasai /jasa i/

A general term for edible plants or parts of plants used as food, typically consumed as side dishes or in salads. In Japanese culinary terms, it specifically refers to plants cultivated in fields, including some items like tomatoes or watermelons that might be classified differently in other contexts.

例句

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1

毎日、新鮮な野菜を食べるようにしています。

I try to eat fresh vegetables every day.

2

本日のコース料理には、厳選された季節の野菜を使用しております。

Our course meal today uses carefully selected seasonal vegetables.

3

この野菜、もっと細かく切る?

Should I cut these vegetables smaller?

词族

名词
野菜
形容词
野菜の
相关
野菜屋
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记忆技巧

The kanji 野 (ya) means 'field' and 菜 (sai) means 'edible plant'. Think of 'field-side dishes' or plants you pick from a field to eat.

快速测验

健康のために、毎日たくさんの( )を食べてください。

正确!

正确答案是: 野菜

例句

1

毎日、新鮮な野菜を食べるようにしています。

everyday

I try to eat fresh vegetables every day.

2

本日のコース料理には、厳選された季節の野菜を使用しております。

formal

Our course meal today uses carefully selected seasonal vegetables.

3

この野菜、もっと細かく切る?

informal

Should I cut these vegetables smaller?

4

野菜の摂取量と生活習慣病の相関関係について調査を行う。

academic

We will conduct a survey on the correlation between vegetable intake and lifestyle-related diseases.

5

弊社は、無農薬野菜の安定した供給ルートを確保しております。

business

Our company has secured a stable supply route for pesticide-free vegetables.

词族

名词
野菜
形容词
野菜の
相关
野菜屋

常见搭配

野菜を洗う to wash vegetables
野菜を炒める to stir-fry vegetables
新鮮な野菜 fresh vegetables
野菜不足 lack of vegetables
野菜ジュース vegetable juice

常用短语

野菜たっぷり

plenty of vegetables

温野菜

warm/steamed vegetables

野菜を摂る

to consume vegetables

容易混淆的词

野菜 vs 果物

Refers to fruits; in Japan, botanical fruits grown on vines (like melons/strawberries) are sometimes called 'fruit-vegetables' but conceptually differ from savory vegetables.

野菜 vs

Means 'grass' or 'weeds' and is generally not used for food unless specifically referring to wild edible plants (sansai).

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使用说明

Yasai is a very broad term used for any edible plant part. It is commonly used in composite words like 'yasai-itame' (stir-fried vegetables).

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常见错误

English speakers might include items like strawberries or watermelons as fruit, but in Japanese agriculture, these are technically classified as 'fruit-vegetables' (kajitsu-teki-yasai), though they are sold as fruit.

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记忆技巧

The kanji 野 (ya) means 'field' and 菜 (sai) means 'edible plant'. Think of 'field-side dishes' or plants you pick from a field to eat.

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词源

Derived from 'ya' meaning wild or field and 'sai' meaning a dish or edible greens.

语法模式

Functions as a standard noun and does not change form for plural. Often modified by the particle 'の' when acting as an adjective (e.g., 野菜のスープ). Usually marked by 'を' for actions like eating or cutting.
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文化背景

The concept of 'shun' (eating vegetables at the peak of their season) is a cornerstone of Japanese cuisine and culture.

快速测验

健康のために、毎日たくさんの( )を食べてください。

正确!

正确答案是: 野菜

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