透明性
The condition of being transparent; specifically, the requirement for openness and accountability in organizations or governments.
Ejemplos
3 de 5このNGOは資金運用の透明性を確保している。
This NGO ensures transparency in its fund management.
情報の透明性が欠如していると、国民の不信感を招く。
A lack of information transparency leads to public distrust.
企業の透明性を評価する新しい基準が導入された。
New standards to evaluate corporate transparency have been introduced.
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
Tōmei means clear/see-through. Adding 'sei' makes it the quality of being see-through (open).
Quiz rápido
税金の使い道について、さらなる（ ）が求められている。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: 透明性
Ejemplos
このNGOは資金運用の透明性を確保している。
formalThis NGO ensures transparency in its fund management.
情報の透明性が欠如していると、国民の不信感を招く。
academicA lack of information transparency leads to public distrust.
企業の透明性を評価する新しい基準が導入された。
businessNew standards to evaluate corporate transparency have been introduced.
もっと透明性のあるやり方で決めてほしいな。
informalI wish they would decide things in a more transparent way.
行政の透明性は民主主義の基本である。
everydayAdministrative transparency is a fundamental of democracy.
Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
透明性の高い組織
a highly transparent organization
経営の透明性
management transparency
透明性を求める
to demand transparency
Se confunde a menudo con
Meihaku means 'obvious' or 'clear', while Tōmeisei refers to the systemic quality of being open.
Notas de uso
Very common in academic discussions regarding politics, corporate governance, and ethics.
Errores comunes
In English, we say 'accountability' and 'transparency' together; in Japanese, '透明性' often covers both concepts in general conversation.
Truco para recordar
Tōmei means clear/see-through. Adding 'sei' makes it the quality of being see-through (open).
Origen de la palabra
Tōmei (transparent) + sei (suffix for -ity).
Patrones gramaticales
Quiz rápido
税金の使い道について、さらなる（ ）が求められている。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: 透明性
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