跡あと地ち

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と

ち

Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

former site; site of a demolished building

Refers to the land or location where something used to be, especially after a building has been removed or an organization has moved.

〈場ば所しょ〉の跡あと地ちに〈物もの〉が建たつsomething is built on the former site of a place
工こう場じょうの跡あと地ちにマンションが建たった。
An apartment building was built on the former site of the factory.
跡あと地ちを利り用ようするto make use of a former site
廃はい校こうの跡あと地ちを利り用ようして公こう園えんを作つくった。
They made a park using the site of the closed-down school.
跡あと地ちに〈物もの〉を建けん設せつするto construct something on a former site
駅えきの跡あと地ちに商しょう業ぎょう施し設せつを建けん設せつする計けい画かくがある。
There is a plan to construct a commercial facility on the site of the former station.

更さら地ち
跡地 highlights that the land used to have a building or facility on it, while 更地 just describes cleared, empty land without pointing to its history.

敷しき地ちN2
敷地 is the plot of land a building currently stands on (or is meant for), whereas 跡地 is the land left behind after something was torn down or moved away.
跡あとN3
跡 is a broad word for any trace, mark, or remains, while 跡地 narrows this to a specific plot of land where a building or facility used to be.

箇か所しょN2
Used when referring to a site or location as a counted place; there isn’t a more specific conventional counter for this noun.

Compound of 跡 (あと, 'trace, remains') and 地 (ち, 'land, ground').