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対策 (taisaku) Japanese meaning: countermeasure | Kotomora
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The government strengthened measures against infectious diseases.
As preparation for the exam, I worked through past papers.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 への 対たい 策さく a countermeasure for/against a problem
It's necessary to strengthen countermeasures against earthquakes.
対たい 策さく を 立た てる to formulate/work out a countermeasure
The company worked out measures against the recession.
対たい 策さく を 取と る to take measures
Measures were taken quickly to prevent the spread of infection.
対たい 策さく に 追お われる to be busy dealing with countermeasures
We were so busy dealing with typhoon measures that we had no time to rest.
Kanji 対 vis-a-vis, opposite, even Related words· 13 措置 is a formal, often legal or administrative term for an action taken, while 対策 is the broader everyday word for a countermeasure against a problem.
手段 means a means or method to achieve a goal, whereas 対策 specifically means a measure taken to counter a problem or risk.
方策 is a somewhat formal word for a policy or strategic plan, while 対策 is the more common word for a concrete countermeasure.
対応 refers to the act of responding to or handling a situation as it unfolds, while 対策 refers to a specific planned measure decided in advance.
Show 9 more 対策 focuses on a countermeasure taken against a problem, while 解決策 emphasizes the solution that actually resolves it.
対策 means a countermeasure or a measure taken to deal with a specific problem, while 策 is a broader term for any plan or scheme.
対策 means a countermeasure devised to deal with a problem generally, whereas 予防 specifically means acting beforehand to keep the problem from happening at all.
対策 means a 'countermeasure' or plan against a problem, while 除け refers specifically to a thing (item, charm, or barrier) that wards something off.
Don't confuse with 無策 means having no countermeasure at all, while 対策 refers to an actual specific countermeasure taken against a problem.
対策 means a countermeasure taken against a problem, while 得策 means a wise or advantageous course of action to take; both contain 策 but differ in focus.
Word family· 35 snow countermeasures; measures against snow
counter-terrorism; anti-terrorist measures
antirecession policy; economic recovery measures
Etymology Compound of 対 (たい, 'against') and 策 (さく, 'plan' or 'policy'). The meaning is transparent from its components.
対策 means countermeasures or steps to deal with a problem, often responding to something negative, whereas 支援策 focuses on providing help or aid.
対策 is a broader term for a 'countermeasure' that can address an existing problem, whereas 予防法 specifically means a method aimed at stopping something before it happens.
対策 is a countermeasure aimed at a specific problem, while 施策 covers broader, often ongoing policy measures.
対策 specifically means a countermeasure against a particular problem, whereas 手立て is broader and can refer to any practical way of achieving a result.
対策 means a concrete countermeasure or policy response to a specific problem, while 備え refers more generally to being stocked and ready beforehand.
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anti-pollution measures; pollution control
earthquake countermeasures; anti-earthquake measures; earthquake preparedness
Show 5 more unemployment countermeasures; relief measures for the unemployed
safety measure; safety precaution
countermeasures headquarters; task force; emergency operations center
countermeasure route; designated route to address a problem · countermeasure program; policy approach
permanent measure; long-term solution
