Translation guide
The concept of safeguarding one's means of living, often used in policy, legal, or social welfare contexts. In Japanese, this is commonly expressed through compound nouns or phrases related to livelihood security, welfare, or employment protection.
Referring to government programs or systems that protect people's basic standard of living, such as welfare or public assistance.
The standard term for Japan's public assistance program, which guarantees a minimum standard of living. Often translated as 'livelihood protection' or 'welfare'.
He is on livelihood protection.
The livelihood protection system is based on Article 25 of the Constitution.
A broader term meaning 'livelihood security' or 'guarantee of a living', often used in policy discussions about social safety nets.
The government should provide livelihood protection to all citizens.
Protecting one's job, income, or business from loss or disruption.
Protecting one's means of living from various threats, such as economic downturns, disasters, or personal crises.
The direct translation '生計保護' is not commonly used. Use '生活保護' for welfare contexts or '生活を守る' for general protection of livelihood.
This insurance provides income protection in case of illness.
Protection of fishermen's livelihoods is an important issue.