【じゅうらいがた】

    nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'; noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. existing (type, style, form); traditional; conventional; legacy (software, etc.)
Forms
  • 【じゅうらいがた】
  • じゅうらいがた
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. existing (type, style, form)
    2. This meaning refers to something that currently exists or is already established, often implying that it is based on previous standards or practices.
    The existing education system is said to be outdated.
    We have entered an era where the existing business model no longer works.
  2. traditional
    3. This meaning emphasizes adherence to long-standing customs or practices that have been followed over time.
    His outfit reflects the traditional festival attire.
    Keeping to traditional cooking methods is a family tradition.
  3. conventional
    4. This meaning indicates that something is typical or standard within a certain context, often used in contrast to new or innovative ideas.
    Using a conventional approach makes it difficult to solve the problem.
    Conventional advertising methods are becoming less effective with the younger generation.
  4. legacy (software, etc.)
    5. This meaning refers to systems or technologies that are inherited from previous generations, often characterized by being outdated but still in use.
    Legacy software carries security risks.
    Transitioning from legacy systems to new systems is challenging.
Generated collocations (experimental)
conventional way of thinkingtraditional business modelconventional educationexisting producttraditional technologyconventional servicetraditional approachlegacy systemconventional methodtraditional strategy
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