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論説 (ろんせつ, ronsetsu) Japanese meaning: article | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 50,000 Conjugation 論説する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 論ろん 説せつ する 論ろん 説せつ しない Polite 論ろん 説せつ します 論ろん 説せつ しません Past polite 論ろん 説せつ しました 論ろん 説せつ しませんでした Past 論ろん 説せつ した 論ろん 説せつ しなかった Te-form 論ろん 説せつ して 論ろん 説せつ しないで Desire 論ろん 説せつ したい 論ろん 説せつ したくない Potential 論ろん 説せつ できる 論ろん 説せつ できない Passive 論ろん 説せつ される 論ろん 説せつ されない Causative 論ろん 説せつ させる 論ろん 説せつ させない Causative passive 論ろん 説せつ させられる 論ろん 説せつ させられない Volitional 論ろん 説せつ しよう Polite volitional 論ろん 説せつ しましょう Imperative 論ろん 説せつ しろ 論ろん 説せつ するな Conditional 論ろん 説せつ すれば 論ろん 説せつ しなければ Tara conditional 論ろん 説せつ したら 論ろん 説せつ しなかったら
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彼かれ は 新しん 聞ぶん に 政せい 治じ の 論ろん 説せつ を 書か い た 。
He wrote a political article for the newspaper.
The professor wrote a discourse on the latest research.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 について 論ろん 説せつ する to write a discourse/article about something
An article discussing economic policy became a hot topic.
論ろん 説せつ を 書か く to write an editorial
He wrote a newspaper editorial about politics.
論ろん 説せつ を 発はっ 表ぴょう する to publish/present an article or discourse
The professor presented a new dissertation at the conference.
論ろん 説せつ が 掲けい 載さい される for an editorial to be published (in a paper)
That editorial was published in the morning edition.
Kanji 説 opinion, theory, explanation Related words 社説 refers specifically and commonly to a newspaper's editorial, while 論説 is broader and can also mean an academic or reasoned discourse.
評論 emphasizes critical commentary or review of a work or event, while 論説 focuses on presenting a reasoned argument or thesis.
論文 is a formal academic paper or thesis, whereas 論説 can be a shorter journalistic or opinion piece as well as an academic one.
Don't confuse with 解説 is a neutral explanation or commentary that clarifies facts, while 論説 presents a reasoned opinion or argument.
論説 is an editorial or opinion piece in a newspaper or magazine, while 論文 is a formal academic paper or thesis, and learners can mix them up because both share the 論 kanji.
Counted with For long, thin objects (sticks, stems, wires, bottles); also 'pieces' like films, articles, and phone calls.
For literary works — poems, stories, essays, novels.
Etymology From 論 (argument, theory) + 説 (explanation, opinion). The compound naturally means a written argument or editorial.
