How do you use "topic" in a sentence?

Let's change the topic to something more cheerful. The topic of today's lecture is climate change. Politics is a sensitive topic at family dinners.

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Q: What does "topic" mean?

A subject of discussion, study, or writing A 'topic' is a subject that is discussed, written about, or studied. It's the main theme or focus of a conversation, essay, lecture, or research. Topics can range from casual conversation subjects to academic areas of study.

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Significado: A subject of discussion, study, or writing

话题，主题，题目

tema, asunto

話題、トピック、テーマ

토론, 연구 또는 글의 주제

A 'topic' is a subject that is discussed, written about, or studied. It's the main theme or focus of a conversation, essay, lecture, or research. Topics can range from casual conversation subjects to academic areas of study.

「topic」是被讨论、写作或研究的主题。它是对话、文章、讲座或研究的主要主题或焦点。话题可以从随意的谈话主题到学术研究领域。

«Topic» es un tema que se discute, sobre el que se escribe o se estudia. Es el tema principal o enfoque de una conversación, ensayo, conferencia o investigación. Los temas pueden abarcar desde asuntos de conversación casual hasta áreas de estudio académico.

「topic」は議論されたり、書かれたり、研究されたりする主題です。会話、エッセイ、講義、研究の主なテーマや焦点です。トピックはカジュアルな会話の話題から学術的な研究分野まで様々です。

'Topic'은 논의되거나, 글로 쓰이거나, 연구되는 주제입니다. 대화, 에세이, 강의, 또는 연구의 주요 테마나 초점이 됩니다. 일상적인 대화 주제부터 학문적 연구 분야까지 다양합니다.

Ejemplos

Let's change the topic to something more cheerful.
我们换个更轻松的话题吧。
Cambiemos el tema a algo más alegre.
もっと明るい話題に変えましょう。
좀 더 밝은 화제로 바꿉시다.
The topic of today's lecture is climate change.
今天讲座的主题是气候变化。
El tema de la conferencia de hoy es el cambio climático.
今日の講義のトピックは気候変動です。
오늘 강의의 주제는 기후 변화입니다.
Politics is a sensitive topic at family dinners.
政治在家庭聚餐时是个敏感话题。
La política es un tema delicado en las cenas familiares.
政治は家族の食事では敏感な話題です。
정치는 가족 식사 자리에서 민감한 화제입니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Greek 'topika', the title of a work by Aristotle on commonplaces of argument, from 'topos' meaning 'place'. The idea was of 'places' where one finds arguments; the modern sense of 'subject' developed from this.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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