ゆとり
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Noun describing a state of having extra resources, such as time, money, or space. Used in phrases like 『ゆとりがある』 (yutori ga aru, 'to have leeway').
Theme
Two colleagues, Ken and User, are discussing work-life balance during a coffee break at the office. Ken is a senior employee who values efficiency.
ゆとり
ゆとり
reserve, affluence, time (to spare)
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine having a 'yoo-hoo!' moment of relief with extra time and money to spare — that's 『ゆとり』 (yutori, 'reserve, affluence, time to spare'). 'Yoo-hoo!' → ゆとり.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『ゆとり』 (yutori) is often used in contexts like work-life balance or education, such as the 『ゆとり教育』 (yutori kyouiku, 'relaxed education') policy aimed at reducing academic pressure. It reflects a cultural value on having space and flexibility in life.
Forms
Base: ゆとりNoun describing a state of having extra resources, such as time, money, or space. Used in phrases like 『ゆとりがある』 (yutori ga aru, 'to have leeway').