N2638/1725

抽ちゅう象しょう

nounnoun (generic)noun or participle taking the aux. verb するtransitive verb

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ちゅうしょう

Meanings

abstraction

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Example sentences

抽象ちゅうしょう的てきな概念がいねんを理解りかいするのは難むずかしい。

Understanding abstract concepts is difficult.

この絵えはあまりにも抽象ちゅうしょう的てきで、何なにを表あらわしているのかわからない。

This painting is too abstract, and I can't tell what it's supposed to represent.

彼かれの説明せつめいは抽象ちゅうしょう的てきすぎて、具体例ぐたいれいがなければ理解りかいできなかった。

His explanation was too abstract, and without concrete examples, I couldn't understand it.

哲学てつがくでは抽象ちゅうしょうと具体ぐたいの関係かんけいについて長ながい間あいだ議論ぎろんされてきた。

In philosophy, the relationship between abstraction and the concrete has been debated for a long time.

複雑ふくざつな現象げんしょうを抽象ちゅうしょうすることで、より普遍的ふへんてきな法則ほうそくを見みつけることができる。

By abstracting complex phenomena, we can discover more universal laws.

Related words

潜るもぐる

to dive (into or under water); to get under, to get into, to get in, to creep into, to crawl under, to bury oneself, to burrow into, to dig oneself into, to snuggle under; to hide oneself (esp. from the government), to conceal oneself, to go underground

上下じょうげ

top and bottom, high and low, above and below, upper and lower ends, up and down; going up and down, rising and falling, fluctuating; going and coming back; upper and lower classes, ruler and ruled, the government and the people; first and second volumes; top and bottom, two-piece (outfit)

突くつく

to prick, to stab; to poke, to prod, to push, to thrust, to nudge, to hit, to strike; to use (a cane), to prop oneself up with, to press against (the floor, etc.); to attack; to brave (the rain, etc.)