用法パターン:
to [do something] individually
The cookies are individually wrapped to keep them fresh.
A kekszeket egyenként csomagolják be, hogy frissek maradjanak.
Each student will be assessed individually, not as part of a group.
Minden diákot külön-külön értékelnek majd, nem a csoport részeként.
Please submit the forms individually rather than stapling them together.
The items are priced individually, so you can buy as many or as few as you want.
The phone numbers are listed individually on the last page.
学習者向け例文
The candies are individually wrapped in plastic.
A cukorkákat egyenként műanyagba csomagolják.
Each child was called individually to the teacher’s desk.
Minden gyereket egyenként hívtak ki a tanár asztalához.
We checked the passports individually at the door.
These books are sold individually, not as a set.
The eggs are packed individually in the box.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes confuse "individually" with "personally". "Individually" describes doing things one by one or separately (e.g., "The gifts were individually wrapped"), while "personally" is about your own feelings or actions (e.g., "I personally disagree"). Another common mistake is using the adjective "individual" instead of the adverb, as in *"The cakes are individual wrapped"* instead of "individually wrapped".
意味
one by one; separately
コロケーション
individually wrapped
|individually packaged
|individually numbered
|individually sealed
|individually listed
|individually tested
類義語
separately (Very close in meaning; more common in everyday speech and in more contexts.)
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one by one (More informal and strongly emphasizes doing things in sequence.)
対義語
together (Expresses doing or considering things as a group rather than one by one.)
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collectively (Focuses on the group as a whole instead of on separate units.)
テーマ
daily life
|work
|education
|core_vocabulary
定義
Separately from other people or things; one at a time.
In a way where people or things are considered, done, or dealt with one by one, separate from the rest of the group.
用法パターン:
[people/things] are individually [adjective]
Individually, they are all very talented players, but they don’t work well as a team.
Egyénileg mind nagyon tehetséges játékosok, de csapatként nem működnek jól együtt.
The company will speak to employees individually about the changes.
A cég külön-külön fog beszélni a munkavállalókkal a változásokról.
Individually, these risks are small, but together they can be serious.
She met with the parents individually to discuss each child’s progress.
Individually, the books are interesting, but together they form a powerful story.
学習者向け例文
Individually, the students are very friendly.
A diákok külön-külön nagyon barátságosak.
The manager talked to us individually about our goals.
A vezető külön-külön beszélt velünk a céljainkról.
Individually, these problems are easy to fix.
He thanked each guest individually after the party.
Individually, the rooms are small, but the house feels big.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes use "individually" where "personally" or "personally speaking" is more natural, for example saying *"Individually, I think it is wrong"* instead of "Personally, I think it is wrong." "Individually" should refer to each person or thing in a group, not to your own opinion.
意味
as separate people or things
コロケーション
individually unique
|individually responsible
|individually talented
|individually strong
|individually owned
|individually liable
類義語
as individuals (Longer phrase with the same focus on separate persons, slightly more explicit and formal.)
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separately (Often interchangeable, but does not always carry the idea of personal qualities as clearly as "individually".)
対義語
as a group (Highlights looking at the whole group together instead of each member alone.)
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collectively (Stresses viewing people or things as a single unit instead of as separate individuals.)
テーマ
communication
|work
|education
|core_vocabulary
定義
Used when you talk about each person or thing alone, not as part of a group, often about their qualities.
Used to say that something is true about each person or thing when considered separately, especially in terms of their qualities or situation.