仕事
Refers to a job, occupation, or specific tasks performed as part of one's employment. It is used to describe both the general concept of working and the specific duties one carries out.
例句
3 / 5毎日、八時に仕事に行きます。
I go to work at eight o'clock every day.
田中様の仕事は非常に正確です。
Mr. Tanaka's work is extremely accurate.
今日の仕事、もう終わった?
Are you already done with today's work?
词族
记忆技巧
The kanji 仕 means 'to serve' and 事 means 'thing/matter.' Think of work as 'serving matters' that you need to take care of.
快速测验
私は毎日9時から5時まで___をします。
正确!
正确答案是: 仕事
例句
毎日、八時に仕事に行きます。
everydayI go to work at eight o'clock every day.
田中様の仕事は非常に正確です。
formalMr. Tanaka's work is extremely accurate.
今日の仕事、もう終わった?
informalAre you already done with today's work?
本研究では、仕事の満足度を分析する。
academicThis study analyzes job satisfaction.
新しい仕事の打ち合わせをしましょう。
businessLet's have a meeting about the new job/project.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
お仕事は何ですか?
What is your job?
仕事が手につかない
unable to concentrate on work
仕事をこなす
to manage or handle tasks
容易混淆的词
Shigoto is the noun (work/job), while hataraku is the verb (to work).
Shokugyō refers specifically to one's profession or career category, whereas shigoto can refer to daily tasks.
使用说明
Shigoto is the most common and versatile word for 'work.' It can be used for your career, a specific project, or even household chores in certain contexts.
常见错误
Beginners often try to conjugate 'shigoto' like a verb (e.g., shigotomasu). You must use the helper verb 'suru' (shigoto o shimasu).
记忆技巧
The kanji 仕 means 'to serve' and 事 means 'thing/matter.' Think of work as 'serving matters' that you need to take care of.
词源
Derived from the phrase 'shitsukae-koto,' meaning matters of service or duty, which eventually shortened to shigoto.
语法模式
文化背景
In Japan, asking someone about their 'shigoto' is a standard way to build rapport, as identity is often tied to one's workplace.
快速测验
私は毎日9時から5時まで___をします。
正确!
正确答案是: 仕事
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