意思
To have more leisure time; to no longer be busy.
练习题库
3 练习仕事が終わってから、ようやく___。
プロジェクトが終われば、私も___。
彼は最近、少し___ようです。
🎉 得分: /3
The word '暇' (hima) originally meant 'a gap' or 'a space between things'. Over time, it evolved to refer to 'free time' or 'leisure' as a gap in one's schedule. The particle 'に' (ni) indicates a change of state, and 'なる' (naru) means 'to become'. Therefore, '暇になる' literally means 'to become free/to become leisure', signifying a transition from a state of busyness to a state of having free time. The concept of 'hima' has been present in Japanese culture for centuries, reflecting the value placed on moments of respite and personal time amidst daily responsibilities. In classical Japanese literature, 'hima' often described periods of quiet contemplation or a break from official duties. The modern usage maintains this core meaning but is more commonly applied to everyday situations of personal availability. The nuance of 'to no longer be busy' or 'to become free' is key, implying a change from a previous state of being occupied.