Translation guide
The English word 'moderates' can refer to people with moderate political views, the act of making something less extreme, or overseeing discussions. This guide covers natural Japanese expressions for each meaning.
Referring to individuals or groups who hold centrist or non-extreme political positions.
Standard term for political moderates, often used in news and formal contexts.
A moderate politician was elected.
Literally 'middle way faction', emphasizes centrism.
He represents the views of the moderates.
A more general phrase meaning 'moderate people', not limited to politics.
Moderates value dialogue.
The act of reducing intensity, severity, or extremeness of something like tone, behavior, or conditions.
Transitive verb meaning 'to soften' or 'to moderate'. Used for tone, pain, conditions, etc.
He moderated his critical tone.
Formal term for easing or mitigating, often used for regulations, tensions, or symptoms.
The government moderated the regulations.
Means 'to suppress' or 'to hold back', used for moderating emotions or impulses.
The act of facilitating or regulating a debate, meeting, or online community.
Used for moderating a panel, debate, or formal meeting.
She moderated the debate.
Means 'to facilitate' or 'to move forward', used for less formal meetings or events.
He moderated the meeting smoothly.
General term for managing or administering, often used for online forums or communities.
He moderates the message board.
感情を抑えて話した。
He spoke moderating his emotions.