豆知識
The term 'ergonomics' was coined in the mid-20th century to describe the scientific study of human factors in design.
語源
Modern French, from Greek 'ergon' (work) and 'nomos' (law, custom).
元の意味： The study of work and its relation to people.
Indo-European (via Greek and French).文化的な背景
<h3>Ergonomics in French Culture</h3><p>While the concept of ergonomics is universal, in French culture, there's a strong emphasis on well-being, including in the workplace. You'll often hear 'ergonomique' used in discussions about office furniture, tools, and even public spaces, reflecting a value for comfort and efficiency. This focus aligns with a broader appreciation for quality of life and thoughtful design in everyday objects.</p>
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This sentence means: An ergonomic chair is important for working. The word order in French is similar to English, with the adjective 'ergonomique' following the noun 'fauteuil'.
This sentence means: She improved her workstation to make it ergonomic. 'Amélioré' (improved) is placed after the auxiliary 'a' (has). 'Ergonomique' modifies 'poste de travailler'.
This sentence means: He uses an ergonomic keyboard to be more comfortable. 'Clavier ergonomique' is a common phrase to describe a keyboard designed for comfort.
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関連コンテンツ
workの関連語
à distance
A2Remotely, from a distance; not in person or on site.
à durée déterminée
B1For a fixed or definite period; fixed-term.
à durée indéterminée
B1For an indefinite period; permanent (e.g., contract).
à la fin
A2At the end, at the conclusion of something.
à la journée
B1Daily, by the day.
à la semaine
B1Weekly, by the week.
à l'année
B1Annually, by the year.
à l'attention de
B1Directed to; for the attention of.
à l'avance
A2In advance; beforehand.
à l'issue de
A2At the end of, following; upon the conclusion of.
