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Rodrigo
「意味」と「意味する」の違いは何ですか。
例文を見せて下さい。
Nov 26, 2014 3:51 PM
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The defference of these two words is very simple. 意味 is a noun which means "meaning" and 意味する is a verb which means "to mean".
*Sometimes it's used like an adjective. (意味する+noun, for example, それが意味すること / 意味するもの.)
I hope this helps you.
November 27, 2014
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I'm linking a webpage to you called Honyaku Star. It's less a dictionary and more of a professional translator's collocation database. It can be very useful to find examples of words and phrases in use.
http://honyakustar.com/jp/意味する
November 27, 2014
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