活動範囲 | Japanese meaning

活動範囲【かつどうはんい】

Frequency rank: 27,801. – 27,994.

Alsoかつどうはんい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

sphere of action; scope of activity; range of work

This term refers to the extent or limits within which someone can act or operate, often used in contexts like work responsibilities, project boundaries, or personal capabilities.

His sphere of action is very broad.

Example sentences1 result

First off, my area of work is mainly in the lower reaches of the Yourou River.

Tatoeba

活動範囲【かつどうはんい】

Frequency rank: 27,801. – 27,994.

Alsoかつどうはんい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

sphere of action; scope of activity; range of work

This term refers to the extent or limits within which someone can act or operate, often used in contexts like work responsibilities, project boundaries, or personal capabilities.

His sphere of action is very broad.

Example sentences1 result

First off, my area of work is mainly in the lower reaches of the Yourou River.

Tatoeba

活

N32

意lively; resuscitation; being helped; living

訓い.きる、い.かす、い.ける

音カツ

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動

N43

意move; motion; change; confusion; shift; shake

訓うご.く、うご.かす

音ドウ

名るぎ

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範

N1常用

意pattern; example; model

音ハン

名のり

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囲

N24

意surround; besiege; store; paling; enclosure; encircle; preserve; keep

訓かこ.む、かこ.う、かこ.い

音イ

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活動範囲【かつどうはんい】

Frequency rank: 27,801. – 27,994.

Alsoかつどうはんい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

sphere of action; scope of activity; range of work

This term refers to the extent or limits within which someone can act or operate, often used in contexts like work responsibilities, project boundaries, or personal capabilities.

His sphere of action is very broad.

Example sentences1 result

First off, my area of work is mainly in the lower reaches of the Yourou River.

Tatoeba

活動範囲【かつどうはんい】

Frequency rank: 27,801. – 27,994.

Alsoかつどうはんい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

sphere of action; scope of activity; range of work

This term refers to the extent or limits within which someone can act or operate, often used in contexts like work responsibilities, project boundaries, or personal capabilities.