When you want to tell someone about something in detail, like what a new movie is about or how your trip was, you can use 記述する (kijutsu suru).
It means to describe or give a detailed account of something using words. It's like painting a picture with your words so the other person can understand clearly.
You'll often see this word in more formal contexts, like when you're writing a report or explaining a process.
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Choose the sentence where 記述する is used correctly.
記述する means 'to describe' or 'to give a detailed account'. The first sentence correctly uses it to mean 'described the event'. The other options use it incorrectly.
Which of the following is closest in meaning to 記述する?
While not exactly the same, 説明する (to explain) is the closest option as both involve conveying information. 記述する emphasizes a detailed written or spoken account.
Select the best English translation for: 先生は生徒に宿題を記述するように言いました。
記述する means 'to describe' or 'give a detailed account'. The sentence implies the teacher wanted the students to explain or write about their homework in detail.
記述する can be used when you want to briefly mention something without much detail.
記述する implies giving a detailed account, not a brief mention. For a brief mention, other verbs would be more appropriate.
You can use 記述する to talk about describing a beautiful landscape.
Yes, 記述する is suitable for describing something like a landscape in detail, capturing its various aspects in words.
If you are asked to 記述する about a topic, you should only use one sentence.
記述する requires a detailed account, which typically means more than just one sentence. It implies elaborating on the topic.
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