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問題点 (mondaiten) Japanese meaning: problem point | Kotomora
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The biggest problem with this plan is the lack of budget.
Several problematic points were pointed out in the report.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 の 問もん 題だい 点てん を 指し 摘てき する to point out the problem(s) with something
My boss pointed out the problems with my plan.
問もん 題だい 点てん を 解かい 決けつ する to resolve a problem point
The team discussed it and resolved the problem.
問もん 題だい 点てん を 洗あら い 出だ す to identify/uncover the problem points
We first need to identify the problems with the system.
問もん 題だい 点てん が 浮ふ 上じょう する for a problem point to come to light/surface
As a result of the investigation, several problems came to light.
Related words· 6 問題 is the general word for a problem or issue, while 問題点 pinpoints a specific problematic aspect within that larger issue.
課題 frames something as a task or challenge to be worked on, whereas 問題点 identifies the specific flaw or sticking point causing the difficulty.
争点 is a point of contention or debate between opposing sides, while 問題点 is simply a problematic aspect needing attention, not necessarily disputed.
論点 is simply a point under discussion, whereas 問題点 specifically highlights a flaw or problem that needs fixing.
Show 2 more 問題点 refers to a specific problem or flaw, while 疑問点 refers to a specific point that is unclear or in doubt, not necessarily a flaw.
問題点 focuses on the specific issue or problem needing to be addressed in a discussion, close to 難点's sense of the crux of a matter.
Opposites 利点 names a positive, advantageous point, the direct opposite of a 問題点, which names a negative, problematic point.
Etymology Compound of 問題 (problem) + 点 (point). The combination straightforwardly means 'problem point' or 'point of issue'.
