that
Vocabulary Word
BritishAmerican
★★★★★ Very Common
Neutral
의미: Used to identify a specific person or thing; introducing a clause
那,那个
ese, esa, aquel
あの、その、〜ということ
저, 그, ~라는 것
'That' functions as a demonstrative pronoun or adjective pointing to something specific, and as a conjunction introducing subordinate clauses. As a relative pronoun, 'that' can replace 'which' or 'who' in defining clauses. In informal speech, 'that' is often omitted: 'I think (that) you're right.'
「that」作为指示代词或形容词指向特定的事物,也作为引导从句的连词。作为关系代词,「that」可以在限定性从句中替代「which」或「who」。在非正式口语中,「that」经常被省略:「I think (that) you're right.」
«That» funciona como pronombre o adjetivo demostrativo señalando algo específico, y como conjunción introduciendo cláusulas subordinadas. Como pronombre relativo, «that» puede reemplazar a «which» o «who» en cláusulas definitorias. En el habla informal, «that» a menudo se omite: «I think (that) you're right.»
「that」は特定のものを指す指示代名詞または形容詞として、また従属節を導く接続詞として機能します。関係代名詞として、「that」は限定節で「which」や「who」の代わりに使えます。くだけた会話では「that」はしばしば省略されます:「I think (that) you're right.」
'that'은 특정한 것을 가리키는 지시대명사나 지시형용사로, 그리고 종속절을 도입하는 접속사로 기능합니다. 관계대명사로서 한정적 관계절에서 'which'나 'who'를 대체할 수 있습니다. 비격식적인 대화에서 'that'은 종종 생략됩니다: 'I think (that) you're right.'
예문
- That book on the shelf is mine. 书架上的那本书是我的。Ese libro en el estante es mío.棚の上のあの本は私のです。선반 위에 있는 저 책은 제 것입니다.
- I know that she will come. 我知道她会来的。Sé que ella vendrá.彼女が来ることは知っています。그녀가 올 것이라는 걸 알고 있습니다.
- The film that we watched was brilliant. 我们看的那部电影很精彩。La película que vimos fue brillante.私たちが見た映画は素晴らしかったです。우리가 본 그 영화는 훌륭했다.
발음
사용 가이드
맥락: general
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Old English 'þæt', the neuter demonstrative pronoun, from Proto-Germanic *þat. Used as demonstrative, relative pronoun, and conjunction — one of the most multifunctional words in English.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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