都会 (とかい, tokai) Japanese meaning: city | Kotomoraが
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City life is convenient, but the cost of living is high.
He moved from the countryside to the city.
Usage patterns
〈場所〉から都会に出るto move/come to the city from somewhere
She moved to the city from the countryside.
都会で暮らすto live in the city
I live alone in the city.
都会の生活に慣れるto get used to city life
I still can't get used to city life.
都会 broadly means 'the city' as opposed to the countryside, while 都心 narrows this to the actual core area of a big city.
山野
都会 means 'city,' the built-up urban opposite of the untouched natural landscape suggested by 山野.
都会 is a bustling, prosperous city, the opposite of the bleak, impoverished 寒村.
都会 means 'the city', the direct opposite of 里 in its sense of rural countryside.
都会 means a city or urban area, the opposite of the natural hills and fields described by 野山.
都会 means the city or urban area, the direct opposite of 田園's rural, pastoral scenery.
都会 means 'the city', the direct opposite of カントリー in its 'countryside' sense.
都会 means a bustling city, contrasting with 地方 in its sense of the countryside or rural areas outside major cities.
urban; metropolitan; city-like
