適性
A natural ability or suitability for a specific role, task, or academic path. It refers to the fitness of an individual's character or skills to a certain environment.
例句
3 / 5将来の職業に対する適性を知るために検査を受けた。
I took a test to find out my aptitude for my future career.
本学の教育方針に対する適性を慎重に評価いたします。
We will carefully evaluate your suitability for our university's educational policies.
あいつ、営業の適性があるんじゃない?
Doesn't that guy have an aptitude for sales?
词族
记忆技巧
Think of 'Seki' (fit) and 'Sei' (nature) - your fitting nature.
快速测验
彼はプログラミングの( )があるようで、上達が非常に早い。
正确!
正确答案是: 適性
例句
将来の職業に対する適性を知るために検査を受けた。
everydayI took a test to find out my aptitude for my future career.
本学の教育方針に対する適性を慎重に評価いたします。
formalWe will carefully evaluate your suitability for our university's educational policies.
あいつ、営業の適性があるんじゃない?
informalDoesn't that guy have an aptitude for sales?
適性に基づくクラス分けは、学習効率を向上させる要因となる。
academicClass placement based on aptitude is a factor that improves learning efficiency.
新規プロジェクトのリーダーとして、彼の適性を検討している。
businessWe are considering his suitability as the leader for the new project.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
適性を見つける
to find one's aptitude
適性に合わせる
to match one's suitability
適性を伸ばす
to develop one's aptitude
容易混淆的词
適切 means 'appropriate/proper' in a general sense, while 適性 refers specifically to a person's aptitude or fitness for a task.
使用说明
Frequently used in academic and career counseling contexts to discuss if a student or employee 'fits' a certain path.
常见错误
Don't confuse it with 'ability' (能力); 'aptitude' implies a potential or natural fit rather than just current skill level.
记忆技巧
Think of 'Seki' (fit) and 'Sei' (nature) - your fitting nature.
词源
From 'teki' (suitable) and 'sei' (nature/characteristic).
语法模式
文化背景
In Japan, 'Sekisei Kensa' (aptitude tests) are a standard part of the job-hunting process for new graduates.
快速测验
彼はプログラミングの( )があるようで、上達が非常に早い。
正确!
正确答案是: 適性
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卓越
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偏重
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必然性
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有益
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概説
B1A general explanation or summary of the main points of a subject. It provides an overview without going into deep detail.
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