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    3. 弱点

    弱点

    弱じゃく点てん

    weak point

    N2KMT6News #11+1CoreNounEmotions & PsychologyKanji Vocab19 strokes

    じゃくてん

    Noun

    1.
    weak point, weakness, shortcoming, defect, flaw, sore spot, tender spot

    Stroke 0 / 19

    Speed1.0x

    彼かれの弱じゃく点てんは、朝あさ起おきられないことです。

    His weakness is that he can't wake up in the morning.

    KMT5Daily LifeEmotions & Psychology
    自じ分ぶんの弱じゃく点てんを克こく服ふくするために努ど力りょくしています。

    I am making an effort to overcome my weaknesses.

    KMT6Emotions & PsychologyDaily Life
    自じ分ぶんの弱じゃく点てんを受うけ入いれることは、成せい長ちょうへの第だい一いっ歩ぽです。

    Accepting your weaknesses is the first step towards growth.

    KMT7Emotions & PsychologyDaily Life
    彼かれは相あい手ての弱じゃく点てんを見みつけるのが得とく意いな交こう渉しょう人にんだ。

    He is a negotiator who is good at finding the opponent's weaknesses.

    KMT7Business & FinanceEmotions & Psychology
    そのシステムは、セキュリティの弱じゃく点てんを突つかれて情じょう報ほうが漏ろう洩えいした。

    The system's security weakness was exploited, and information leaked.

    KMT8TechnologyBusiness & Finance

    Kanji that make up this word

    弱
    よわ.い・よわ.る・よわ.まる・よわ.める…(1)
    weak・frail
    点
    つ.ける・つ.く・た.てる・さ.す・とぼ.す・とも.す…(2)
    spot・point・mark・speck・decimal point
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