Jisho

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Words — 22 found

Noun
1. class; level; stratum; layer; hierarchy​
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Noun
1. the vertical; height​
Noun
2. front-to-back; length​
  • テーブル
  • を
  • たて縦
  • いちれつ一列
  • に
  • なら並べ
  • なさい
  • 。
Put the tables end to end.
Noun
3. north-to-south​
Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
4. vertical (relationship); hierarchy​
Noun
5. (weaving) warp​See also 経糸 たていと
Other forms
竪 【たて】、経 【たて】、タテ
Notes
竪: Rarely-used kanji form. 経: Rarely-used kanji form.
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ヒエラルキー
Noun
1. hierarchy​From German “Hierachie”
Other forms
ヒエラルヒー
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Noun
1. hierarchy of samurai, farmers, artisans, and merchants in Edo society​Historical term, Yojijukugo (four character compound)
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2. Four occupations​The four occupations or "four categories of the people" w... Read more
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Noun
1. first rank in the hierarchy of the government​
Noun
2. highest rank given to a shrine​
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かいそうぶんせきほう 階層分析法
Noun
1. analytic hierarchy process; AHP​
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2. Analytic Hierarchy Process​The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) is a structured tech... Read more
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1. hierarchy based on age; custom of elders first​See also 長幼
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ルーティングハイアラーキ
Noun
1. routing hierarchy​Computing
Other forms
ルーティング・ハイアラーキ
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Noun
1. layered structure; layered system; stratification; hierarchical structure​
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2. Hierarchy​A hierarchy is an arrangement of items (objects, names, v... Read more
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1. one's seniors and juniors​
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2. seniority-based hierarchy​
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Noun
1. rigging (a ship, aircraft, etc.)​
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2. rigging; gear; tackle​
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3. rigging; in animation, a hierarchy of virtual skeletal bones​Only applies to リギング
Other forms
リギン
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自己実現理論
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1. Maslow's hierarchy of needs​Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory in psychology, pr... Read more
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Sentences — 11 found

  • jreibun/1598/2
      日本では、「頑張っても
    • おや親
    • の
    • せだい世代
    • 以上に豊かになれるとは思わない」と考える若者の割合が以前より増えており、収入や財産によって人々が
    • かいそうか階層化
    • され、その
    • かいそうかん階層間
    • を移動することが難しい、いゆわる
    • かくさしゃかい格差社会
    • が現実化していることの
    • あらわ表れ
    • と見られる。
    In Japan, the percentage of young people who believe that they will never be better off than their parents’ generation, even if they work hard, has been increasing. This indicates that people have been firmly stratified according to income and wealth even in today’s society, and it is difficult to move between the different levels of the hierarchy. — Jreibun
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