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完全真空 (かんぜんしんくう) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

完かん全ぜん真しん空くう

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Meanings

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noun

Technical term in physics and engineering for a space entirely devoid of matter, or an ideal state with zero pressure.

完かん全ぜん真しん空くうを作つくり出だすことは技ぎ術じゅつ的てきに非ひ常じょうに難むずかしい。
Creating a perfect vacuum is technically extremely difficult.
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音おと

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In theory, sound does not travel in a perfect vacuum.

Kanji

完perfect, completion, end
全whole, entire, all
真true, reality, Buddhist sect
空empty, sky, void

Similar words

真しん空くう
真空 is a general term for vacuum, often referring to a low-pressure state rather than an absolute absence of matter. 完全真空 emphasizes the ideal, perfect state.

Etymology

Compound of 完全 (kanzen, 'complete, perfect') and 真空 (shinkū, 'vacuum'). The term is a direct combination of these elements, likely a calque from Western scientific terminology.