失しっ策さく

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失策する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

General term for a mistake or misstep, often implying a lapse in judgment or execution. Used as both a noun and a suru-verb.

Baseball term for a fielding error. Used as a noun.

〈事こと〉で失しっ策さくを犯おかすto commit a blunder in (some matter)
彼かれは交こう渉しょうで大おおきな失しっ策さくを犯おかした。
He made a major blunder in the negotiations.
〈人ひと〉が失しっ策さくを記き録ろくするfor a player to be charged with an error
遊ゆう撃げき手しゅがこの試し合あいで二ふたつの失しっ策さくを記き録ろくした。
The shortstop was charged with two errors in this game.
失しっ策さくを認みとめるto admit a mistake or blunder
監かん督とくは自じ分ぶんの失しっ策さくを認みとめた。
The manager admitted his own blunder.
〈人ひと〉が失しっ策さくするfor someone to make a blunder
新しん人じんが肝かん心じんな場ば面めんで失しっ策さくした。
The rookie fumbled at a critical moment.

失しっ敗ぱいN4sense 1
失敗 is a broad word for failure or a mistake in general, while 失策 more narrowly points to a misjudged plan or action.
エラー sense 2
エラー is the common loanword for a baseball fielding error, used interchangeably with 失策 in that specific sense.
ミスN3sense 1
ミス is a casual, everyday word for a slip-up, while 失策 sounds more formal and often implies a strategic or judgmental error.
過か失しつN2sense 1
過失 is a legal or formal term for negligence/fault, whereas 失策 focuses on a poor decision or execution rather than culpability.

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失しっ点てん
失策 is a general word for a blunder or mistake in any context, while 失点 in its figurative sense refers specifically to a mistake that costs one points, reputation, or advantage.
敵てき失しつ
失策 is a general word for a blunder or error, often one's own, whereas 敵失 specifically means the error was made by the opposing side.
失しつ
失策 is the full word for a blunder or error, including baseball errors, while 失 is its abbreviated form used especially in baseball scorekeeping.

成せい功こうN4sense 1
成功 means success, the direct opposite of the blunder or misstep described by 失策.
好こう守しゅ
失策 is a fielding error or blunder, the direct opposite of the skillful play described by 好守.

無む策さく
無策 describes the absence of any plan or measure, while 失策 refers to a specific blunder or mistake made despite having a plan.

回かいN4
Can be used when counting instances of making a mistake, but it is less specific.

失しっ策さくUsage99%
Standard kanji form; used in general and baseball contexts.
失しっ錯さくUsage1%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; learners should stick to 失策.

Compound of 失 (loss, mistake) and 策 (plan, policy), literally 'mistaken plan'.