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No. 512 in Japanese

指摘

"指摘" means "pointing out" or "identifying (a flaw, error, or issue)."

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  • 彼は私の間違いを指摘しました。

    He pointed out my mistakes.

    In this sentence, '指摘' (shiteki) is used to indicate the action of pointing out someone's errors or issues. It conveys a direct observance and clear communication of the mistakes observed.

  • 会議での課題についての指摘を尊重します。

    I value the suggestions made regarding the issues discussed in the meeting.

    Here, '指摘' (shiteki) is utilized to denote suggestions or remarks made about certain topics, emphasizing its constructive and critical nature in a collaborative setting.

  • 彼女の指摘はいつも的確で助かります。

    Her critiques are always accurate and helpful.

    This context demonstrates '指摘' (shiteki) highlighting accurate and beneficial feedback provided, underlining its positive connotation in improving understanding or performance.

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