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搭載 (とうさい) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 5,000 Conjugation 搭載する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 搭とう 載さい する 搭とう 載さい しない Polite 搭とう 載さい します 搭とう 載さい しません Past polite 搭とう 載さい しました 搭とう 載さい しませんでした Past 搭とう 載さい した 搭とう 載さい しなかった Te-form 搭とう 載さい して 搭とう 載さい しないで Desire 搭とう 載さい したい 搭とう 載さい したくない Potential 搭とう 載さい できる 搭とう 載さい できない Passive 搭とう 載さい される 搭とう 載さい されない Causative 搭とう 載さい させる 搭とう 載さい させない Causative passive 搭とう 載さい させられる 搭とう 載さい させられない Volitional 搭とう 載さい しよう Polite volitional 搭とう 載さい しましょう Imperative 搭とう 載さい しろ 搭とう 載さい するな Conditional 搭とう 載さい すれば 搭とう 載さい しなければ Tara conditional 搭とう 載さい したら 搭とう 載さい しなかったら
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The new model is equipped with the latest safety devices.
The satellite carries a high-performance camera.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 を 搭とう 載さい する to equip/mount something (a device, engine, camera, etc.)
This car is equipped with the latest sensors.
〈 物もの 〉 が 搭とう 載さい される for something to be mounted/loaded (passive)
A new AI feature was built into the smartphone.
〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 に 〈 物もの 〉 を 搭とう 載さい する to mount something onto a vehicle/aircraft/ship
Kanji 搭 board, load (a vehicle), ride Related words 装備 is a general word for equipping or outfitting (often people or facilities), while 搭載 specifically means mounting equipment onto a vehicle, aircraft, or vessel.
積載 focuses narrowly on loading cargo or freight, whereas 搭載 also covers installing functional equipment or weapons.
内蔵 means something is built in or contained inside a device, while 搭載 emphasizes the act of equipping or loading a larger system with that component.
車載 specifically means mounted or installed in a vehicle, while 搭載 is broader and can describe equipment loaded onto vehicles, aircraft, ships, or even software installed in a device.
搭載 is used for physically or functionally equipping a device with a part or feature, close to the hardware-mounting sense of 実装 but more common for consumer products.
Etymology Compound of 搭 (board, load) and 載 (place on, carry). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji combination naturally conveys the idea of loading or mounting onto a conveyance.
That airplane has a new-model engine mounted on it.
