護ご岸がん

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

river dike; riverbank protection; revetment

Refers to structures built along rivers or coasts to prevent erosion and flooding. Often used in civil engineering and disaster prevention contexts.

護ご岸がんを整せい備びするto build/improve riverbank protection
市しはこの区く間かんの護ご岸がんを整せい備びする計けい画かくを発はっ表ぴょうした。
The city announced a plan to build up revetment along this stretch of the river.
護ご岸がんが崩くずれるfor a revetment to collapse
大おお雨あめで護ご岸がんが一いち部ぶ崩くずれてしまった。
Part of the revetment collapsed due to the heavy rain.
護ご岸がんを強きょう化かするto reinforce/strengthen a revetment
台たい風ふう対たい策さくとして護ご岸がんを強きょう化かする工こう事じが進すすめられている。
Work is underway to reinforce the revetment as a measure against typhoons.

堤てい防ぼうN1
堤防 is a broader, often taller embankment or levee built to hold back water, while 護岸 specifically refers to the reinforcing structure or facing built directly on a riverbank or coastline to prevent erosion.
防ぼう波は堤てい
防波堤 is a breakwater built out into the sea to block waves, whereas 護岸 is the protective lining along the bank itself, more often used for rivers as well as coasts.
土ど手てN1
土手 is a simple earthen bank or embankment along a river, while 護岸 implies an engineered protective structure (concrete, stone, etc.) reinforcing that bank.

Compound of 護 (protect) and 岸 (shore, bank). The reading is on'yomi.