クラブ活かつ動どう

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Common wordJLPTN3

Meanings

noun

club activities; extracurricular activities

Typically refers to school-based clubs (sports, culture, etc.) that meet after class. Often contrasted with 部活, which implies more intensive, competitive club participation.

Usage patterns

〈人ひと〉がクラブ活かつ動どうに参さん加かするfor someone to take part in club activities
多おおくの生せい徒とが放ほう課か後ごのクラブ活かつ動どうに参さん加かしている。
Many students take part in after-school club activities.
クラブ活かつ動どうを続つづけるto continue club activities
彼かれは高こう校こうでもクラブ活かつ動どうを続つづけるつもりだ。
He plans to continue his club activities in high school too.
〈人ひと〉がクラブ活かつ動どうの顧こ問もんをするfor someone (a teacher) to serve as an advisor for club activities
田た中なか先せん生せいはサッカー部ぶのクラブ活かつ動どうの顧こ問もんをしている。
Mr. Tanaka serves as the advisor for the soccer club's activities.
クラブ活かつ動どうで〈事こと〉を学まなぶto learn something through club activities
彼かの女じょはクラブ活かつ動どうでチームワークの大たい切せつさを学まなんだ。
She learned the importance of teamwork through club activities.

Kanji

活lively, resuscitation, being helped
動move, motion, change

Related words

部ぶ活かつ
部活 is the common, casual abbreviation for school club activities and often implies a stronger, more competitive commitment, while クラブ活動 is a slightly more formal term covering a wider range of less intensive clubs.
サークル活かつ動どう
サークル活動 refers to voluntary, often casual club activities typically at the university level, whereas クラブ活動 usually describes school-organized clubs.
課か外がい活かつ動どうN1
クラブ活動 emphasizes organized club membership within a school, whereas 課外活動 is the umbrella term that also includes one-off events and volunteer work.

Built from

クラブ+活かつ動どう

Etymology

Compound of クラブ (from English 'club') and 活動 (activity). A straightforward modern term for organized group activities, especially in educational settings.