also: シーエス
communications satellite
Abbreviation for 通信衛星 (つうしんえいせい). Used in technical and industry contexts.
See also: 通信衛星
新しいＣＳが打ち上げられた。
A new communications satellite was launched.
container ship
Abbreviation for コンテナ船 (コンテナせん). Used in logistics and shipping.
See also: コンテナ船
この港には大型のＣＳが停泊している。
A large container ship is docked at this port.
Abbreviation for 顧客満足 (こきゃくまんぞく). Common in business and marketing.
See also: 顧客満足
ＣＳ向上のための施策を検討中です。
We are considering measures to improve customer satisfaction.
multiple chemical sensitivity
Abbreviation for 化学物質過敏症 (かがくぶっしつかびんしょう). Medical term.
See also: 化学物質過敏症
Climax Series (NPB playoffs)
Abbreviation for クライマックスシリーズ. Used in Japanese professional baseball.
See also: クライマックスシリーズ
今年のＣＳは非常に盛り上がった。
This year's Climax Series was very exciting.
computer science; CS
Abbreviation for コンピュータサイエンス. Used in academic and IT fields.
See also: コンピューターサイエンス
彼は大学でＣＳを専攻している。
He is majoring in computer science at university.
From 'consumer software'. Refers to games for home consoles. Used in gaming industry contexts.
このＣＳは発売当初から人気だった。
This console game was popular from its initial release.
A new communications satellite is scheduled to be launched this month.
Patients with multiple chemical sensitivity react strongly to chemical substances.
大型のＣＳが横浜港に入港した。
A large container ship entered Yokohama Port.
This company is working to improve customer satisfaction.
That team advanced to the Climax Series again this year.
He is majoring in computer science at university.
ＣＳ is the business-world abbreviation, while 顧客満足 spells out the full concept of customer satisfaction.
ＣＳ is the clinical shorthand, while 化学物質過敏症 is the full medical name for multiple chemical sensitivity.
ＣＳ is the casual abbreviation sports fans use, while クライマックスシリーズ is the official full name of the NPB playoff series.
ＣＳ is the common abbreviation in academic and IT contexts, while コンピューターサイエンス is the full loanword for computer science.
ＣＳ (communication satellite) broadcasting uses a different satellite system and antenna from ＢＳ, though both are often confused as similar satellite TV services.
An initialism derived from various English terms, each corresponding to a specific sense. The exact origin depends on the context.