接合体

この接合体は、絶縁部材と、導通部材と、ろう材とを含む。

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This joint structure includes an insulating member, a conductive member, and a brazing material.

この接合体は、絶縁部材と、導通部材と、ろう材とを含む。

 

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This joint structure includes an insulating member, a conductive member, and a brazing material.

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How about "bonded body", "assembly", or "composite" instead of "joint structure"?

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Each alternative—"bonded body," "assembly," or "composite"—has slightly different nuances, so the choice depends on the specific context and intended emphasis. Here's an analysis:

1. "Bonded Body"

• Meaning: Emphasizes the result of bonding the components together.
• Suitability: Best if the focus is on the bonding process or the fact that the components are joined.
• Revised Sentence:
  • "This bonded body includes an insulating member, a conductive member, and a brazing material."
• Verdict: Suitable for technical contexts where the bonding process is key.

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2. "Assembly"

• Meaning: Suggests a group of components brought together to form a functional unit.
• Suitability: Appropriate if the components are not permanently bonded and may be disassembled or if the focus is on the function of the combined parts.
• Revised Sentence:
  • "This assembly includes an insulating member, a conductive member, and a brazing material."
• Verdict: Use if the structure is modular or designed for assembly rather than permanent bonding.

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3. "Composite"

• Meaning: Highlights that the result is a combination of materials forming a single entity, often with enhanced properties due to their combination.
• Suitability: Best if the focus is on the material properties or integration rather than the joining process itself.
• Revised Sentence:
  • "This composite includes an insulating member, a conductive member, and a brazing material."
• Verdict: Use for contexts emphasizing material integration or structural properties.

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4. "Joint Structure" (Original)

• Meaning: Focuses on the design or functionality of the structure where the components are joined.
• Suitability: Appropriate for contexts where the mechanical or structural nature of the joint is important.
• Verdict: Best for engineering contexts emphasizing the connection itself.

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Recommendation:

• Use "bonded body" if the emphasis is on the result of bonding.
• Use "assembly" if the focus is on the assembled components' function or modularity.
• Use "composite" if the focus is on material integration or performance.
• Stick with "joint structure" for general engineering contexts where the joint's design or function is key.