How to use 隙間 (すきま)

Meaning of 隙間

The Japanese verb "隙間" (すきま, sukima) can have various meanings depending on the context in which it is used. Here's a list of its primary meanings along with examples:

1. gap, space, crack: A small opening or space between two objects or surfaces.
   • Example: その壁に隙間ができています。
   • Translation: There is a gap in that wall.
2. interval, break: A pause or break in time or activity.会議の間に隙間時間を利用してコーヒーを飲みました。
   • Example: I used the interval between meetings to have some coffee.
   • Translation: leeway, margin
3. Room for error or flexibility in a situation.: このプロジェクトにはまだ隙間があるので、調整の余地があります。
   • Example: There is still some leeway in this project, so there's room for adjustment.
   • Translation: chink, crevice
4. A narrow opening or fissure, especially in a wall or rock.: 岩の隙間から小さな花が咲いていました。
   • Example: A small flower was blooming from a crevice in the rock.
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