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実効 (jikkou) Japanese meaning: practical effect | Kotomora
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かん
視し
体たい
制せい
が
必ひつ
要よう
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A monitoring system is needed to ensure that this law has practical effect.
The new measures have not yet produced sufficient practical results.
Effective support measures are needed in the disaster-stricken area.
Usage patterns 実じっ 効こう を 上あ げる to produce a real, practical effect
This policy hasn't produced any real effect.
実じっ 効こう のある 〈 事こと 〉 an (measure, policy) that actually works in practice
We need to take measures that are actually effective.
実じっ 効こう を 確かく 保ほ する to ensure the practical effect or enforcement of something
They took measures to ensure the treaty would be effectively enforced.
Kanji 効 merit, efficacy, efficiency Related words 効果 is the broad, everyday word for any effect or result, while 実効 stresses whether that effect is actually realized in practice.
効力 often refers to legal force or validity, while 実効 focuses on real-world, practical effectiveness rather than formal validity.
実効性 names the quality of being practically effective or enforceable, while 実効 refers to the actual effect itself.
Opposites 無効 means having no effect or being invalid, the direct opposite of 実効, which means having a real, working effect.
Etymology A Sino-Japanese compound of 実, associated with what is real or actual, and 効, associated with effect or efficacy; the spelling transparently reflects the meaning 'actual effect.'
effective sensitivity; functional sensitivity
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effective tax rate
effective dose (radiation)
effective reproduction number
effective transfer rate
