Academic refers to information or methods based on scholarly research rather than personal opinion.
Word in 30 Seconds
- Relating to scholarly research and academic studies.
- Implies objective analysis and logical evidence.
- Used in formal and professional contexts.
概要
学術的（がくじゅつてき）は、学問（学問的な体系）や術（技術・方法論）に基づいた客観的かつ論理的な性質を表します。個人の主観や感情ではなく、根拠のあるデータや理論に基づいていることを強調する際に使われます。
類語との比較
「専門的」と似ていますが、「専門的」は特定の分野の知識に特化していることを指すのに対し、「学術的」はより広く、学問としての体系や厳密な論理性を重視するニュアンスが強いです。「科学的」は自然科学的な実証を指すことが多く、「学術的」は人文科学や社会科学も含めた幅広い学問領域を対象とします。
Examples
この論文は学術的な価値が高い。
academicThis paper has high academic value.
学術的な視点から問題を分析する。
formalAnalyze the problem from an academic perspective.
そんな学術的な話は難しいよ。
informalSuch academic talk is difficult.
彼は学術的な探求を続けている。
formalHe continues his academic inquiry.
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
学術的な見地から
From an academic point of view
学術的アプローチ
Academic approach
学術的な裏付け
Academic support/evidence
Often Confused With
Professional/Specialized. Focuses on specific expertise rather than scholarly research.
Scientific. Focuses on empirical, natural science methods rather than general academic theory.
Grammar Patterns
How to Use It
Usage Notes
Use '学術的' when referring to things that align with scholarly standards. It is formal and usually appears in written documents or professional presentations. Do not use it to describe simple or casual tasks.
Common Mistakes
Students often confuse it with 'professional' (専門的). Remember that 'academic' specifically relates to universities or research fields. Avoid using it to describe someone's job skills unless they are researchers.
Tips
Use with verbs of evaluation
Pair this word with verbs like 'analyze' or 'evaluate' to sound more professional. It adds weight to your claims.
Avoid in casual conversation
Using this word with friends might make you sound like you are giving a lecture. Save it for formal settings.
Academic integrity in Japan
In Japan, 'academic' implies a high level of respect for tradition and rigorous methodology. It is highly valued in professional environments.
Word Origin
Derived from '学術' (Gakujutsu), meaning arts and sciences, combined with the suffix '的' (teki), which turns the noun into an adjective.
Cultural Context
In Japan, academic rigor is highly esteemed. Using this word correctly signals that you are familiar with formal Japanese communication and logical reasoning.
Memory Tip
Think of 'Gaku' (Learning) + 'Jutsu' (Technique) + 'Teki' (Like). It is a 'learning-technique-like' approach.
Frequently Asked Questions
4 questions「専門的」は特定の分野の知識や技能に特化していることを指し、職業的なスキルも含まれます。一方、「学術的」は研究や理論の体系に基づいた厳密さを強調し、論文や学問の世界で使われることが多いです。
日常会話で使うと、少し硬く、真面目すぎる印象を与えます。ビジネスや学校のレポートなど、公的な場や論理的な議論が必要な場面で使うのが適切です。
文脈によりますが、主観的、感情的、あるいは非学問的（俗っぽい、根拠のない）といった言葉が対照的になります。
議論、研究、調査、価値、見解、根拠などの名詞とよく結びつきます。
Test Yourself
この報告書は非常に___な分析に基づいている。
報告書や分析という文脈には、客観的で論理的な「学術的」が最も適しています。
「学術的な価値がある」とはどういう意味か？
学術的な価値とは、学問の発展に寄与する重要性を指します。
（議論 / 学術的 / を / 行った / 私たちは）
主語＋修飾語＋目的語＋動詞の語順が自然です。
Score: /3
Summary
Academic refers to information or methods based on scholarly research rather than personal opinion.
- Relating to scholarly research and academic studies.
- Implies objective analysis and logical evidence.
- Used in formal and professional contexts.
Use with verbs of evaluation
Pair this word with verbs like 'analyze' or 'evaluate' to sound more professional. It adds weight to your claims.
Avoid in casual conversation
Using this word with friends might make you sound like you are giving a lecture. Save it for formal settings.
Academic integrity in Japan
In Japan, 'academic' implies a high level of respect for tradition and rigorous methodology. It is highly valued in professional environments.
Examples
4 of 4この論文は学術的な価値が高い。
This paper has high academic value.
学術的な視点から問題を分析する。
Analyze the problem from an academic perspective.
そんな学術的な話は難しいよ。
Such academic talk is difficult.
彼は学術的な探求を続けている。
He continues his academic inquiry.
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絶対的
B2Absolute; not qualified or diminished in any way; total.
絶対的に
B1In a complete, unconditional, or conclusive manner; absolutely.
抽象的だ
B1Abstract; existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence.
抽象
B2Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence. It refers to generalizing or extracting the essence of something away from specific details.
抽象的に
B1In an abstract or theoretical manner.
学術的な
B1Academic, scholarly; relating to education and scholarship.
学術的だ
B1Academic; relating to education and scholarship.
学術
B1Academia; scholarship; relating to scholarly pursuits.
学力
B1Academic ability; a person's level of knowledge and skill in academic subjects.
学術的に
B1Academically, scholarly; in a scholarly or academic way.
