部ぶ分ぶん的てき

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Meanings

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Describes something that is not complete or total; often used with nouns or as an adverb with に.

しく

ない

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That information is only partially correct.

彼かれは部ぶ分ぶん的てきな解かい決けつ策さくを提てい案あんした。

He proposed a partial solution.

部ぶ分ぶん的てきに〈動どう詞し〉to do something partially
問もん題だいは部ぶ分ぶん的てきに解かい決けつした。
The problem was partially solved.
部ぶ分ぶん的てきな〈物もの〉a partial (revision, change, etc.)
計けい画かくには部ぶ分ぶん的てきな修しゅう正せいが必ひつ要ようだ。
The plan needs some partial revisions.
〈事こと〉は部ぶ分ぶん的てきに正ただしいto be partially correct/true
彼かれの意い見けんは部ぶ分ぶん的てきに正ただしい。
His opinion is partially correct.

全ぜん体たい的てきN3
部分的 describes something that affects only a part, while 全体的 describes something that affects the whole.
全ぜん面めん的てきN1
部分的 means limited to a part, whereas 全面的 means covering everything or done to the fullest extent.
完かん全ぜんN3
部分的 means incomplete or only in part, while 完全 means complete or perfect.

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総そう合ごう的てき
部分的 means 'partial, in part', the opposite of 総合的's sense of a unified whole.
抜ばっ本ぽん的てきN1
部分的 refers to a partial, piecemeal change, contrasting with 抜本的's sweeping, comprehensive overhaul.

部ぶ分ぶんN3
部分 is the plain noun meaning 'a part/portion', while 部分的 is the na-adjective form meaning 'partial'.

Compound of 部分 (ぶぶん, 'part') and the adjectival suffix 的 (てき, '-like, -al').