エンジン
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Base noun form. A katakana loanword from English, used for engines in cars, machines, or other mechanical devices. Often seen in phrases like 『エンジンをかける』 (enjin o kakeru, 'to start the engine').
Theme
At a car repair shop, User and the mechanic Ken discuss engine issues with a vehicle.
エンジン
エンジン
engine
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Memory Hook
Think of an 'engine' roaring — it sounds just like 'en-jin' (エンジン)! 'Engine' → エンジン (enjin, 'engine').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『エンジン』 (enjin, 'engine') is commonly used in automotive and mechanical contexts. It's a loanword from English, reflecting Japan's advanced technology and manufacturing industries.
Forms
Base: エンジンBase noun form. A katakana loanword from English, used for engines in cars, machines, or other mechanical devices. Often seen in phrases like 『エンジンをかける』 (enjin o kakeru, 'to start the engine').