FOMO
意味: Fear Of Missing Out—anxiety about missing experiences.
FOMO describes the peculiarly modern anxiety of seeing others' curated highlight reels and feeling your own life is inadequate by comparison. It's knowing a party is happening without you, seeing vacation photos while at your desk, watching friends' stories from events you declined. Social media amplifies FOMO exponentially—before smartphones, you didn't know what you were missing. The term named a feeling many recognized, helping people identify and discuss this social media-driven anxiety.
例文
- I have serious FOMO seeing their vacation photos. 看到他们的度假照片,我严重FOMO了。Tengo un FOMO tremendo viendo sus fotos de vacaciones.あの人たちの旅行写真を見るとめちゃくちゃFOMOを感じる。그 사람들 여행 사진 보면 심각하게 포모를 느껴.
- Don't let FOMO make you overcommit. 别让FOMO让你承诺太多。No dejes que el FOMO te haga comprometerte con demasiadas cosas.FOMOに負けて予定を入れすぎるな。포모 때문에 일정을 너무 많이 잡지 마.
- Social media gives me major FOMO. 社交媒体让我FOMO得厉害。Las redes sociales me provocan un FOMO brutal.SNSを見ると強烈なFOMOに襲われる。SNS를 보면 심한 포모에 시달린다.
発音
/ˈfəʊməʊ/
使い方ガイド
場面: social media, mental health, decisions
トーン: self-aware, anxious
✓ 正しい言い方
- Got major FOMO严重FOMO了Tengo un FOMO enormeすごいFOMOだ포모.
- FOMO is realFOMO是真的El FOMO es realFOMOはマジ포모 느끼는 중.
- FOMO-inducing引发FOMO的Que provoca FOMOFOMO誘発する완전 포모.
✗ 間違った言い方
- Don't dismiss someone's FOMO—the anxiety is real even if the 'missing out' is trivial不要轻视别人的FOMO——即使'错过'的事微不足道,焦虑本身是真实的No desprecies el FOMO de alguien: la ansiedad es real aunque lo que se 'pierde' sea trivial他人のFOMOを軽く見ない——「取り残される」ことが些細でも、不安自体は本物だ단어처럼 발음함, 철자 하나하나 아님
- Avoid using to pressure people: 'You'll have FOMO if you don't come' is manipulative不要用来给人施压——'你不来会FOMO的'是一种操控Evita usarlo para presionar a la gente: 'Tendrás FOMO si no vienes' es manipulador人にプレッシャーをかけるために使わない——「来ないとFOMOになるよ」は操作的だ현대 속어
よくある間違い
- Pronounced 'FOH-moh' as a word, never spelled out as letters
- JOMO (Joy Of Missing Out) is the positive counterpart—choosing to opt out happily
起源と歴史
The acronym was coined by marketing strategist Dan Herman in 2000 and popularized by author Patrick McGinnis in a 2004 Harvard Business School article. However, it entered mainstream usage around 2013 when Oxford Dictionaries added it. The concept predates social media—humans have always feared exclusion—but Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat made FOMO constant and inescapable. Its counterpart JOMO (Joy Of Missing Out) emerged later as a wellness response.
語源: Acronym: Fear Of Missing Out
初出: Early 2000s, mainstream by 2013
文化的背景
Era: 2000s onwards
Generation: Millennials and Gen Z
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: Social media culture; Mental health discussions
Regional notes: Universal modern term. Contrast with JOMO (Joy Of Missing Out).
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