skinship (B2)
カタカナ: スキンシップ
IPA: /ˈskɪnʃɪp/
Definition
The affectionate physical contact between people, especially parents and children, that helps build emotional bonds and a sense of security. It includes actions like hugging, cuddling, holding hands, and gentle touching.
意味: 人、特に親子間で行われる、愛情のこもった身体的な接触のこと。感情的な絆や安心感を築くのに役立ちます。抱きしめる、寄り添う、手を握る、優しく触れるといった行為が含まれます。
Examples / 例文
Infants thrive on skinship, which helps them develop trust and attachment. — 乳幼児はスキンシップによって健やかに成長し、それが信頼感と愛着の発達を助けます。
Regular skinship between parents and toddlers is crucial for healthy emotional development. — 両親と幼児との定期的なスキンシップは、健全な情緒的発達に不可欠です。
Even as children grow older, occasional skinship like a pat on the back can still be meaningful. — 子供が大きくなっても、背中を軽く叩くような時折のスキンシップは、依然として意味のあるものとなり得ます。
Skinship の日本語訳
Japanese translations of Skinship:
How to Use Skinship
- have skinship (verb phrase)
- To engage in affectionate physical contact. — "Parents should have skinship with their babies regularly."
- importance of skinship (noun phrase)
- The significance of physical touch for bonding. — "The importance of skinship in early childhood cannot be overstated."
- lack of skinship (noun phrase)
- The absence or insufficiency of affectionate physical contact. — "A lack of skinship can lead to developmental issues."
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