Common word› JLPT N3 › Freq. Frequency Top 10,000 Conjugation 注する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 注ちゅう する 注ちゅう しない Polite 注ちゅう します 注ちゅう しません Past polite 注ちゅう しました 注ちゅう しませんでした Past 注ちゅう した 注ちゅう しなかった Te-form 注ちゅう して 注ちゅう しないで Desire 注ちゅう したい 注ちゅう したくない Potential 注ちゅう できる 注ちゅう できない Passive 注ちゅう される 注ちゅう されない Causative 注ちゅう させる 注ちゅう させない Causative passive 注ちゅう させられる 注ちゅう させられない Volitional 注ちゅう しよう Polite volitional 注ちゅう しましょう Imperative 注ちゅう しろ 注ちゅう するな Conditional 注ちゅう すれば 注ちゅう しなければ Tara conditional 注ちゅう したら 注ちゅう しなかったら
Expressions 注ちゅう 意い をそらす distract someone's attention; divert attention Kanji 注 pour, irrigate, shed (tears) 註 notes, comment, annotate Related words 注釈 refers to a fuller, more formal explanatory annotation, while 注 is the general, shorter term for any note or comment.
注記 is a brief supplementary note commonly used in technical or official documents, whereas 注 is the broader, everyday word for any annotation.
コメント is a casual, spoken or online remark, while 注 is a formal, text-based annotation added to a document.
Word family· 59 attention; notice; heed · care; caution; precaution · advice; warning; reminder · admonishment; reprimand; telling-off
attention; notice; observation
order; place an order · request; demand; condition
injection; shot; jab
ordering; placing an order; order
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injection; pouring; infusion
pour energy into; focus efforts on; concentrate on; commit to
annotation; explanatory note; commentary
special order; custom-made; bespoke
outsourcing; contracting out
gaze steadily at; watch closely; keep an eye on
translator's notes; translation with annotations
pouring water; water supply; flooding; douche
annotation; explanatory note; commentary
footnote
devote oneself to; concentrate one's efforts on
special order; custom order
report; information; notification
annotation; explanatory notes; commentary
annotation; comment; note
marginal notes; side notes; gloss
repeat order; reorder
dispensing; aliquoting
original notes; author's footnotes
ancient commentaries; classical annotations
douche; irrigation under pressure
losing an order; failing to win a contract; closed lost
endnote
almanac notes; calendar annotations
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Written forms 注ちゅう Usage 93%
Standard kanji for annotation, comment, or note. High priority.
註ちゅう Usage 6%
Variant kanji for annotation; less common in modern usage.
Etymology The kanji 注 originally meant 'to pour' or 'to concentrate', and by extension came to mean 'to annotate' or 'to add notes'. The variant 註 is a specialized character for annotation.
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