重金属(じゅうきんぞく) じゅうきんぞく noun heavy metal (chemistry) technicalscience 1. heavy metal (chemistry) A metal with a high density, such as lead, mercury, or cadmium; often discussed as a cause of pollution. 重金属(じゅうきんぞく)による汚染(おせん)。 Heavy-metal pollution. 川(かわ)の水(みず)から重金属(じゅうきんぞく)が検出(けんしゅつ)された。 Heavy metals were detected in the river water. 水銀(すいぎん)やカドミウムなどの重金属(じゅうきんぞく)は、体(からだ)にたまると健康(けんこう)に害(がい)を与(あた)える。 Heavy metals such as mercury and cadmium harm health when they build up in the body. A science and environment term. In Japan it is closely associated with the pollution diseases of the 1950s–60s, such as 水俣病(みなまたびょう) (mercury poisoning).Common collocations重金属(じゅうきんぞく)汚染(おせん): heavy-metal pollution重金属(じゅうきんぞく)を含(ふく)む: to contain heavy metalsWatch outThe music genre is ヘビーメタル (or ヘビメタ), never 重金属(じゅうきんぞく). general Added 2026.10.2 22:49 · Revised 2026.10.2 22:51 31000/31440_juukinzoku