モチベーション(モチベーション、mochibeーshon)
- motivation
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モチベーション (モチベーション, romaji: mochibeーshon) means "motivation" in Japanese. It is a N1 Mid-level Noun word.
| Meaning: | motivation |
| Level: | N1 Mid |
| Lexical Category: | Noun (名詞) |
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モチベーション, pronounced モチベーション, is a loanword from English that refers to motivation. It's the driving force behind our actions, the desire or willingness to do something, or the enthusiasm for a task. モチベーション can be internal (coming from within) or external (influenced by outside factors). It encompasses concepts like drive, enthusiasm, and persistence towards a goal.
⚫︎ 仕事のモチベーションを保つのが難しいです。 Translation: It's difficult to maintain my work motivation. ⚫︎ 新しいプロジェクトへのモチベーションを高めたいです。 Translation: I want to boost my motivation for the new project. ⚫︎ 彼女はいつもモチベーションが高く、周りの人を鼓舞する。 Translation: She is always highly motivated and inspires those around her.
You can use モチベーション in various contexts to talk about the level of drive or enthusiasm someone has. It's applicable in conversations about work, studies, hobbies, personal goals, and any situation where effort and engagement are important. You can use this word with phrases like: ⚫︎ モチベーションがある (to be motivated) ⚫︎ モチベーションが高い (to have high motivation) ⚫︎ モチベーションが低い (to have low motivation) ⚫︎ モチベーションを上げる (to raise/increase motivation) ⚫︎ モチベーションを保つ (to maintain motivation)
モチベーション is a loanword, so it's written in カタカナ. There are no other ways to write this word, and there are no variations in okurigana. The word is always モチベーション. The モチベーション itself does not change; its meaning is indicated by the verbs or adjectives that are used with it.
There aren't many direct synonyms for モチベーション as it is. However, here are some words that related to it. ⚫︎ やる気 (やるき - willingness to do) ⚫︎ 意欲 (いよく - motivation, desire, will) ⚫︎ 熱意 (ねつ - enthusiasm) ⚫︎ 動機 (どうき - motive)
⚫︎ 無気力 (むきりょく - listlessness, apathy) ⚫︎ やる気がない (やるきがない - not motivated, unenthusiastic)
最近、モチベーションが上がらないので、何か新しい趣味を始めようと思っています。 ・Translation: I haven't been feeling very motivated lately, so I'm thinking of starting a new hobby. ・Explanation: The speaker is expressing a lack of モチベーション and seeking a way to improve it.
チームのモチベーションを維持するために、定期的にフィードバックを行うことが重要です。 ・Translation: It's important to give feedback regularly to maintain the team's motivation. ・Explanation: The sentence highlights the importance of maintaining モチベーション within a team through positive reinforcement.
The word モチベーション is directly derived from the English word "motivation." It was adopted into the Japanese language to represent the same concept of drive, enthusiasm, and willingness.