synonym Comparative
揃う
VS
困憊
Differences Between "揃う" and "困憊"
Option A
揃う
Meaning
to be complete, to be gathered, to be arranged, to match (intransitive)
Reading
そろう (sorou)
Syllabus Level
N2
Practical Example
会議室にメンバーが全員揃った。
All members gathered in the meeting room.
Option B
困憊
Meaning
exhaustion, fatigue, complete tiredness
Reading
こんぱい (konpai)
Syllabus Level
N1
Practical Example
長時間の肉体労働で、彼は完全に困憊していた。
He was completely exhausted from the long hours of physical labor.
Which one to use?
Select the correct Japanese word for this context
Which word fits this context: "(to be complete, to be gathered, to be arranged, to match (intransitive))"?
🎉 正解 / Correct!
使い分け解説:
- 揃う: Intransitive verb. Indicates that people or things have gathered, or that a set of items is complete and in order. (例: 全員が揃う, 必要なものが揃う)
- 困憊: Describes extreme physical or mental tiredness, often to the point of collapse, more formal and severe than just '疲れる'. (ひどく疲れて苦しむこと)
- 揃う: Intransitive verb. Indicates that people or things have gathered, or that a set of items is complete and in order. (例: 全員が揃う, 必要なものが揃う)
- 困憊: Describes extreme physical or mental tiredness, often to the point of collapse, more formal and severe than just '疲れる'. (ひどく疲れて苦しむこと)
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