What does the Eiken word "possession" mean?

The Eiken word "possession" (noun (名詞)) means "所有物、所有". It is an essential term for the Eiken exam.

Can you give a practice example for "possession"?

Yes, a practical example is: "He packed all his valuable possessions in a suitcase." which translates in Japanese as "彼はすべての貴重な所有物をスーツケースに詰めた。".

Eiken Grade 2

noun (名詞)

possession

💡 Usage & Nuance: 英検2級では「所有物」という意味でよく出題されます。特に「personal possessions」（身の回り品）といった表現を覚えておくと良いでしょう。通常、複数形で使われることが多いです。

He packed all his valuable possessions in a suitcase.

彼はすべての貴重な所有物をスーツケースに詰めた。

Verify your vocabulary strength for "possession"

Please make sure you don't leave any personal _______ behind.

🎉 正解 / Correct!

解説: 「身の回り品」という文脈で複数形のpossessionsが適切です。
English: The plural 'possessions' is appropriate in the context of 'personal belongings'.

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