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結合 (けつごう, ketsugou) Japanese meaning: combination | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N1 › Freq. Frequency Top 10,000 Conjugation 結合する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 結けつ 合ごう する 結けつ 合ごう しない Polite 結けつ 合ごう します 結けつ 合ごう しません Past polite 結けつ 合ごう しました 結けつ 合ごう しませんでした Past 結けつ 合ごう した 結けつ 合ごう しなかった Te-form 結けつ 合ごう して 結けつ 合ごう しないで Desire 結けつ 合ごう したい 結けつ 合ごう したくない Potential 結けつ 合ごう できる 結けつ 合ごう できない Passive 結けつ 合ごう される 結けつ 合ごう されない Causative 結けつ 合ごう させる 結けつ 合ごう させない Causative passive 結けつ 合ごう させられる 結けつ 合ごう させられない Volitional 結けつ 合ごう しよう Polite volitional 結けつ 合ごう しましょう Imperative 結けつ 合ごう しろ 結けつ 合ごう するな Conditional 結けつ 合ごう すれば 結けつ 合ごう しなければ Tara conditional 結けつ 合ごう したら 結けつ 合ごう しなかったら
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二ふた つ の 会かい 社しゃ が 結けつ 合ごう し て 、 大おお きな グループ に なっ た 。
The two companies combined to form a large group.
Special tools are needed to join these parts together.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 と 〈 物もの 〉 が 結けつ 合ごう する for X and Y to combine/join together
Hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms combine to form water.
〈 物もの 〉 を 〈 物もの 〉 に 結けつ 合ごう させる to join/attach X to Y
The parts are joined to the frame.
〈 物もの 〉 と 結けつ 合ごう しやすい to readily bond with X (chemistry)
Carbon readily bonds with hydrogen.
Related words· 8 接合 often implies a physical joining or splicing, especially in engineering or biology, while 結合 is broader and includes abstract combinations.
合体 suggests merging into a single entity, often with a sense of transformation or fusion, whereas 結合 can mean linking while keeping parts distinct.
連結 typically describes linking discrete units end-to-end, like train cars or links in a chain, while 結合 covers any kind of joining, including chemical and abstract senses.
統合 emphasizes unifying separate systems or organizations into one coherent whole, whereas 結合 simply describes two or more things becoming joined or linked.
Show 4 more 結合 emphasizes the act of joining or bonding things together, while 複合 emphasizes the resulting whole made up of several distinct elements.
結合 is a broad term for combining or uniting things (including chemical or abstract bonds), whereas ドッキング refers specifically to two separate units physically joining together, as in space vessels.
結合 emphasizes physical or chemical joining into one unit, while リンケージ describes a looser link or connection between separate things.
結合 is a broader term for combining or bonding (used in chemistry, biology, etc.), while 接着 specifically refers to joining surfaces with adhesive.
Opposites 分離 means separating things apart, the direct opposite of 結合's joining together.
結合 means joining or combining into one, contrasting with 分裂, which describes breaking into separate parts.
Etymology Sino-Japanese compound of 結 (bind, tie) and 合 (join, fit). The meaning follows directly from the kanji components.
