A plan or action taken to deal with a problem, risk, or challenge. Often used in business, policy, and everyday contexts. Can also refer to preparation for a test or event.
The government strengthened measures against infectious diseases.
試験の対策として、過去問を解いた。
As preparation for the exam, I worked through past papers.
It's necessary to strengthen countermeasures against earthquakes.
The company worked out measures against the recession.
Measures were taken quickly to prevent the spread of infection.
We were so busy dealing with typhoon measures that we had no time to rest.
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.
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.
anti-pollution measures; pollution control
earthquake countermeasures; anti-earthquake measures; earthquake preparedness
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