Translation guide
A method to bypass a problem or limitation, often temporary or not ideal. In Japanese, this is expressed through nouns like 回避策, verbs like 回避する, or phrases describing makeshift solutions.
A way to avoid a difficulty or limitation, especially in technical or practical contexts.
The most direct translation, commonly used in IT and business. Literally 'avoidance measure'.
Alternative means or method. Emphasizes substitution rather than avoidance.
First-aid measure; a quick, temporary fix. Often used for physical repairs but also figuratively.
A makeshift solution, implying it's not a proper fix. Slightly negative nuance.
The action of bypassing or avoiding an obstacle.
To avoid or circumvent. Used with objects like 問題 (problem) or 制限 (limitation).
English 'workaround' is often used as a noun. In Japanese, it's common to use verb phrases or describe the action rather than a single noun. Avoid literal translations like 作業周り (sagyō mawari).
このバグの回避策はありますか？
Is there a workaround for this bug?
As a temporary workaround, please restart.
We need to prepare a workaround for the system failure.
As a workaround, I fixed it with tape.
That's just a workaround.
I'm looking for a way to work around the problem.
To skillfully get through a difficult situation. More colloquial.
He always finds a workaround for difficulties.