friction
意味: Conflict or disagreement caused by different opinions or personalities, or the resistance encountered when one surface moves over another.
Friction has both a physical science meaning and a social meaning. In physics, it is the force resisting motion between surfaces in contact. In social and professional contexts, it describes tension or conflict between people or groups — 'friction between departments,' 'political friction,' 'friction in the relationship.' In business and UX design, 'friction' refers to obstacles that slow down processes — 'reducing friction in the customer journey.'
例文
- There has been growing friction between the two departments over budget allocation. 两个部门之间就预算分配问题的摩擦日益加剧。Ha habido una fricción creciente entre los dos departamentos por la asignación presupuestaria.予算配分をめぐって、両部門間の摩擦が高まっている。예산 배분을 둘러싸고 양 부서 간의 마찰이 커지고 있다.
- Diplomatic friction between the neighbouring countries intensified following the border incident. 边境事件发生后,两个邻国之间的外交摩擦加剧了。La fricción diplomática entre los países vecinos se intensificó tras el incidente fronterizo.国境での事件の後、近隣諸国間の外交的摩擦が激化した。국경 사건 이후 인접 국가 간의 외교적 마찰이 심화되었다.
- The new onboarding process was designed to reduce friction and make it easier for users to get started. 新的入门流程旨在减少摩擦,使用户更容易上手。El nuevo proceso de incorporación se diseñó para reducir la fricción y facilitar a los usuarios los primeros pasos.新しいオンボーディング・プロセスは、摩擦を減らし、ユーザーが簡単に始められるよう設計された。새로운 온보딩 프로세스는 마찰을 줄이고 사용자가 쉽게 시작할 수 있도록 설계되었다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: professional, academic, media
トーン: negative
起源と歴史
From Latin frictionem (a rubbing), from fricare (to rub). The social conflict sense developed metaphorically from the physical sense of surfaces rubbing against each other, creating heat and resistance.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
このトピックの他の表現
More from General Advanced