Translation guide
Expresses that something is done or applies to all without making differences or exceptions. Covers treating everyone equally, applying rules uniformly, or doing something indiscriminately.
To say that people are treated the same, without favoritism or bias.
Common adverbial phrase meaning 'without distinction' or 'without discrimination'. Used when treating people or things equally.
At this school, we treat students without distinction.
Specifically means 'without discrimination', often used in contexts of race, gender, or social status.
All applicants are evaluated without distinction.
Means 'equally' or 'without distinction', emphasizing fairness and equal treatment.
Opportunities are given without distinction.
To say that a rule, action, or statement applies to everyone or everything, without making exceptions.
Literally 'without exception'. Used when a rule or condition applies to all cases.
This rule applies without distinction.
Means 'uniformly' or 'across the board'. Often used for rules, prices, or treatments applied without distinction.
The fee is 1000 yen without distinction.
Means 'indiscriminately' or 'without distinction', often with a nuance of recklessness or lack of restraint. Used for actions like spending, attacking, or believing.
He spends money without distinction.
To say that two or more things are not treated as separate or distinct.
Verb phrase meaning 'without distinguishing'. Used when you don't differentiate between items or categories.
He talks about public and private matters without distinction.
Means 'without discrimination' or 'impartially', often used for treating people equally regardless of background.
区別なく is a general term for 'without distinction', while 差別なく specifically refers to 'without discrimination' in a social or moral sense. Use 差別なく when emphasizing fairness and human rights.
Hire without distinction based on gender.
Avoid directly translating 'without distinction' as 「区別なしで」 or 「区別がないで」. These are ungrammatical. Use the adverbial forms 区別なく or 区別せずに.
She treats everyone without distinction.