官かん邸てい

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

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Typically refers to the prime minister's official residence. Contrasts with 私邸 (private residence).

〈場ば所しょ〉に入はいるto enter the (official) residence
首しゅ相しょうは官かん邸ていに入はいった。
The prime minister entered the official residence.
〈場ば所しょ〉で会かい見けんするto hold a press conference at the official residence
首しゅ相しょうは官かん邸ていで記き者しゃ会かい見けんを行おこなった。
The prime minister held a press conference at the official residence.

公こう邸てい
官邸 usually refers specifically to the prime minister's official residence, while 公邸 is the broader term for any high‑ranking official's residence.
公こう館かん
官邸 refers specifically to the official residence or office of a top government leader like the prime minister, whereas 公館 is broader and covers residences of various officials.
公こう舎しゃ
官邸 is the grand official residence reserved for top leaders like the prime minister, whereas 公舎 is used more generally for officials such as mayors or ambassadors.

私し邸てい
官邸 is an official residence provided for a public office (e.g. the prime minister), while 私邸 is that same person's private, personal residence.

官かん庁ちょうN2
官邸 refers specifically to an official residence (like the Prime Minister's), while 官庁 refers to a government administrative office in general.

棟とうN1
large building; building with a long roof · counter for buildings, apartments, etc.

Compound of 官 (government, official) and 邸 (residence).