예시
Hun er forholdsvis ny i jobbet.
She is relatively new to the job.
Prisen er forholdsvis lav.
The price is relatively low.
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'Forholdsvis' is an adverb used to modify adjectives, other adverbs, or verbs, indicating that the action or quality is true to a certain extent when compared to something else. It can be placed before the word it modifies. For example, 'Han er forholdsvis høj' means 'He is relatively tall.' Another example is 'Det var forholdsvis nemt' which means 'It was relatively easy.' It is important to note that 'forholdsvis' often implies a personal assessment or a comparison to an unstated norm. It can be used to express a moderate degree, suggesting something is not entirely one way or another, but rather somewhere in between. It's a useful word for adding nuance and avoiding absolute statements, making it a flexible and frequently used term in Danish communication.
자주 하는 실수
A common mistake is overusing 'forholdsvis' when a simpler adverb like 'relativt' (relatively) or a more specific descriptor would suffice. While 'forholdsvis' implies 'to a relatively high degree,' sometimes the 'high degree' isn't explicitly intended, and merely 'relative' is meant. Another mistake is using it as an adjective directly modifying a noun, instead of an adverb modifying an adjective or another adverb. For example, 'en forholdsvis god bog' (a relatively good book) is correct, but 'en forholdsvis bog' (a relatively book) is incorrect. It should always modify a quality or quantity. Also, sometimes learners confuse it with 'forholdsregler' (precautions) due to the similar beginning, but their meanings are entirely unrelated. Pay attention to the full word and its context to avoid such semantic confusions.
어원
From Middle Low German 'vorholden' (to hold, to contain) + '-is' (adjectival suffix). Cognate with German 'verhältnismäßig' and Swedish 'förhållandevis'. The meaning 'to a relatively high degree' or 'comparatively' developed from the idea of something being considered in relation to something else, thus indicating a relative measure.
문화적 맥락
The Danish word 'forholdsvis' translates directly to 'relatively' or 'comparatively'. It is a commonly used adverb that indicates a degree of comparison, suggesting that something is true when considered in relation to something else, or to a general standard. It often implies a subjective assessment, where the speaker is making a judgment about a situation, quantity, or quality that is higher or lower than what might be expected or than other similar things. In Danish culture, directness is often appreciated, and 'forholdsvis' can be used to soften a statement or to acknowledge nuances, providing a more precise description without being overly absolute. It's frequently heard in everyday conversations, academic discussions, and media, reflecting a tendency to qualify statements and consider different perspectives.
암기 팁
Visualize a 'forholds' (relationship) that's 'vis' (wise/visible), implying something is notable or to a high degree within that relationship. Think of it as 'for how it relates, it's visible.'
자주 묻는 질문
4 질문셀프 테스트
Vejret i Danmark er __________ mildt om vinteren.
Hun er __________ ny i jobbet, men klarer sig godt.
Prisen på denne bil er __________ lav.
점수: /3
예시
2 / 2Hun er forholdsvis ny i jobbet.
She is relatively new to the job.
Prisen er forholdsvis lav.
The price is relatively low.
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abstrahere
C1To consider something independently of its associations.
afklaring
B2The act of making something clear or clarified
afspejle
B2To reflect or show the nature of something.
afveje
B2To weigh up different options.
afvige
B2To depart from an established course.
analysere
B1to examine in detail for purposes of explanation
andelen
B1The share, proportion, or part of a whole.
anerkendt
B2Generally accepted or recognized
anfægtelig
C1debatable or contestable
anmærke
C1to note or point out