協調 (kyouchou) Japanese meaning: cooperation | Kotomora

協きょう調ちょう

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協調する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Working together in a spirit of mutual understanding and adjustment, often in social, political, or organizational contexts.

協きょう力りょくN3
協力 emphasizes actively helping or working together on a concrete task, while 協調 stresses harmony and mutual adjustment of interests or opinions.
連れん携けいN1
連携 focuses on separate entities linking up for practical, operational collaboration, whereas 協調 stresses a harmonious, conciliatory attitude.
調ちょう和わN1
調和 describes a balanced, harmonious state between things (even without active effort), while 協調 implies people actively adjusting to cooperate.
同どう調ちょうN1
協調 is cooperation or harmony in action, whereas 同調 is matching opinions or attitudes rather than working together.

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ハーモニー
協調 emphasizes people cooperating and working together smoothly, while ハーモニー is more about a pleasing overall balance, especially in music or aesthetics.
融ゆう和わ
協調 emphasizes active cooperation and working together, while 融和 focuses on removing hostility and achieving peaceful coexistence.

対たい立りつN2
対立 means conflict or opposition between parties, the direct opposite of the harmonious cooperation expressed by 協調.
独どく走そう
協調 means cooperating and coordinating with others, the opposite of the 独走 sense of acting alone without regard for others.

強きょう調ちょうN3
強調 (same pronunciation) means to emphasize or stress a point, while 協調 means cooperation or harmony between people or groups.
妥だ協きょうN1
協調 means cooperating harmoniously with others, whereas 妥協 specifically means giving up part of one's position to settle a disagreement.
調ちょう和わN1
協調 emphasizes active cooperation or coordinated effort between people, while 調和 describes the resulting state of balance itself, not the process of achieving it.

From 協 (cooperation) + 調 (harmony, tune). The combination conveys the idea of working together in a harmonious, well-adjusted manner.