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中学校の入学式で、期待と不安が入り混じった表情の生徒たちを見ました。
I saw students with mixed expressions of hope and anxiety at the junior high school entrance ceremony.
入学式 (nyuugakushiki): entrance ceremony. 期待 (kitai): hope, expectation. 不安 (fuan): anxiety, unease. 入り混じる (irimajiru): to be mixed, to be blended. 表情 (hyoujou): expression, look.
彼女は中学校時代からの親友と、今でも連絡を取り合っています。
She still keeps in touch with her best friend from junior high school.
親友 (shinyuu): best friend. 連絡を取り合う (renraku wo toriau): to keep in touch, to contact each other.
多くの中学校で、部活動は生徒の成長に不可欠な要素だと考えられています。
In many junior high schools, club activities are considered an indispensable element for student growth.
部活動 (bukatsudou): club activities. 生徒 (seito): student. 成長 (seichou): growth, development. 不可欠な (fukaketsu na): indispensable, essential. 要素 (youso): element, factor.
その中学校は、地域との連携を深め、様々なイベントを企画しています。
That junior high school is strengthening its ties with the community and planning various events.
地域 (chiiki): region, community. 連携 (renkei): cooperation, collaboration. 深める (fukameru): to deepen, to strengthen. 様々な (samazama na): various. 企画する (kikaku suru): to plan, to organize.
彼は中学校の教師として、長年教育現場に貢献してきました。
He has contributed to the field of education for many years as a junior high school teacher.
教師 (kyoushi): teacher. 長年 (naganen): for many years. 教育現場 (kyouiku genba): educational field, teaching profession. 貢献する (kouken suru): to contribute.
中学校を卒業して以来、クラスメイトとはほとんど会っていません。
Since graduating from junior high school, I've barely seen my classmates.
卒業する (sotsugyou suru): to graduate. 以来 (irai): since, thereafter. クラスメイト (kurasumeito): classmate. ほとんど (hotondo): almost, hardly.
私の中学校では、生徒会が主体となって学校行事を運営していました。
At my junior high school, the student council took the lead in running school events.
生徒会 (seito kai): student council. 主体となる (shutai to naru): to take the lead, to be the main body. 学校行事 (gakkou gyoji): school events. 運営する (unei suru): to manage, to operate.
中学校の時に学んだ歴史が、今の私の考え方の基盤となっています。
The history I learned in junior high school is now the foundation of my way of thinking.
学んだ (mananda): learned (past tense of 学ぶ manabu: to learn). 歴史 (rekishi): history. 考え方 (kangaekata): way of thinking. 基盤 (kiban): foundation, basis.
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Which of these means 'junior high school'?
小学校 is elementary school, 高校 is high school, and 大学 is university. 中学校 specifically refers to junior high school.
My younger brother goes to junior high school. (弟は___に行きます。)
The sentence is about where a younger brother goes, and 'junior high school' is the correct educational institution among the options.
Which sentence correctly uses '中学校'?
All three sentences correctly and naturally use the word '中学校' in Japanese.
中学校 (chūgakkō) means 'elementary school'.
中学校 means 'junior high school'. 'Elementary school' is 小学校 (shōgakkō).
You can use 中学校 when talking about where students aged around 12-15 study.
Junior high school in Japan typically covers ages 12-15, so 中学校 is the correct term for this age group's schooling.
The word 中学校 is used for universities in Japan.
中学校 is for junior high school. 大学 (daigaku) is the word for university.
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私は中学校の先生です。
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欠席する
A2To be absent.
抽象的
A1Describes something that is based on general ideas or concepts rather than specific physical objects or examples. It is often used to talk about thoughts, art, or explanations that are not easy to see or touch.
後天的
B2Refers to qualities, skills, or traits acquired through experience, learning, or environmental influence after birth.
応用
A1The act of applying a principle, theory, or knowledge to a practical situation or a different context. It is commonly used in education and science to describe moving from basic concepts to complex, real-world problems.
適性
B2A 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.
恣意的
B2Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system. Often used in academic writing to criticize research methods or data selection.
出席する
A2To attend.
ボールペン
A2ballpoint pen
基本
A1Kihon refers to the fundamentals or basics of a subject, skill, or system. it describes the essential foundation that one must master before advancing to more complex levels.
有益
B2Being useful, beneficial, or profitable. It describes something that brings a positive effect or helps in achieving a goal.
