液えき体たい

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Common wordJLPTN2Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

Meanings

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General term for a liquid substance, as opposed to a gas (気体) or solid (固体). Used in scientific and everyday contexts.

〈物もの〉が液えき体たいになるfor something to turn into a liquid
氷こおりが溶とけて液えき体たいになった。
The ice melted and turned into a liquid.
液えき体たいが漏もれるfor liquid to leak out
容よう器きから液えき体たいが漏もれていた。
Liquid was leaking from the container.
液えき体たいを注そそぐto pour liquid
ビーカーに液えき体たいを注そそいだ。
I poured the liquid into the beaker.

水すい分ぶんN3
液体 is the general scientific term for any liquid substance, while 水分 refers specifically to moisture or water content within something.
溶よう液えきN1
液体 is the general word for any liquid, while 溶液 specifically means a liquid mixture formed by dissolving a substance in a solvent.
液えきN1
液体 is the formal, scientific term for a liquid as a state of matter, while 液 is a broader, everyday word often used as a suffix in compounds.
リキッド
液体 is the everyday, native Japanese word for any liquid substance, while リキッド is a loanword mainly used in technical, cosmetic, or product contexts.

気き体たいN2
液体 is the liquid state of matter, while 気体 is the gaseous state, its direct opposite.
固こ体たいN1
液体 is the liquid state of matter, while 固体 is the solid state, its direct opposite.
固こ形けいN1
液体 (liquid) is the everyday opposite of 固形 (solid), as seen in contrasts like 固形石鹸 vs 液体石鹸.

流りゅう体たい
液体 refers specifically to liquids, whereas 流体 is the broader physics term covering both liquids and gases.

From 液 (liquid) + 体 (body, substance). A straightforward kanji compound meaning 'liquid body' or 'liquid substance'.

液えき体たい燃ねん料りょう

liquid fuel

liquid soap

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