【けいかいくいき】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. hazard area (flood, tsunami, etc.); danger zone; no man's land
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. hazard area (flood, tsunami, etc.)
    2. This refers to a designated area that is unsafe due to natural disasters or hazards, typically where access may be restricted to prevent danger to individuals.
    This river has been designated as a hazard area due to the risk of flooding.
    An area has been established as a hazard zone due to the potential impact of tsunamis.
  2. danger zone
    3. This meaning emphasizes the seriousness of the risks associated with a specific location, often related to military or conflict situations.
    The area has been designated as a danger zone due to ongoing combat.
    The area was secured as a hazard zone immediately after a chemical spill.
  3. no man's land
    4. This indicates an area that is unoccupied or abandoned, particularly due to conflict, making it highly dangerous.
    After the war ended, this place became no man's land.
    Warnings are issued not to enter the no man's land.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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