要よう綱こう

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

Refers to a structured summary of essential points, often used for official plans, policies, or proposals. More formal than 概要 (がいよう).

〈要よう綱こう〉を作さく成せいするto draw up an outline/guidelines
市しはまちづくりの要よう綱こうを作さく成せいした。
The city drew up guidelines for urban development.
〈要よう綱こう〉に基もとづくto be based on the outline/guidelines
この計けい画かくは新あたらしい要よう綱こうに基もとづいて進すすめられる。
This project will proceed based on the new guidelines.
〈要よう綱こう〉を定さだめるto establish/set an outline of guidelines
教きょう育いく委い員いん会かいは新あたらしい要よう綱こうを定さだめた。
The board of education established new guidelines.
〈要よう綱こう〉に従したがうto comply with the outline/guidelines
業ぎょう者しゃは入にゅう札さつ要よう綱こうに従したがって書しょ類るいを提てい出しゅつした。
The contractor submitted the documents in accordance with the bidding guidelines.

概がい要ようN1
概要 is a general overview or summary, while 要綱 is a more formal, structured statement of essential guidelines, often in an official document.
骨こっ子し
骨子 refers to the bare skeleton or core framework of a plan, while 要綱 presents the essential points in a more organized, document-like form.
要よう点てんN2
要点 simply means the main points of any topic or speech, whereas 要綱 specifically denotes a formal written outline of guidelines or a plan.

要よう項こうN1
要項 (same reading, different kanji) means the important items or requirements listed for something (e.g., an exam), while 要綱 is a formal outline of guidelines or a plan.
大たい綱こう
要綱 shares the kanji 綱 with 大綱 and also means a set of guidelines or outline, but it typically refers to a specific, formally issued set of rules rather than the fundamental principles denoted by 大綱.

Composed of 要 (essential point) and 綱 (rope, framework). The combination suggests a framework of essential points.