一元化
Unification, centralization, or integration of multiple systems or departments into a single one to improve efficiency.
Exemplos
3 de 5情報の管理を一元化する計画が進んでいる。
Plans to centralize information management are underway.
複数の省庁を統合し、行政を一元化した。
Integrated multiple ministries to unify the administration.
バラバラだったデータを一元化しよう。
Let's centralize the scattered data.
Família de palavras
Dica de memorização
Ichi (One) + Gen (Source) + Ka (Change). Changing everything to have one source.
Quiz rápido
業務の効率を上げるため、バラバラだったデータベースを( )することにした。
Correto!
A resposta correta é: 一元化
Exemplos
情報の管理を一元化する計画が進んでいる。
businessPlans to centralize information management are underway.
複数の省庁を統合し、行政を一元化した。
formalIntegrated multiple ministries to unify the administration.
バラバラだったデータを一元化しよう。
informalLet's centralize the scattered data.
一元化された管理システムを導入する。
academicIntroduce a centralized management system.
物流の一元化によりコストを削減する。
businessReduce costs by unifying logistics.
Família de palavras
Colocações comuns
Frases Comuns
一元的に管理する
to manage centrally
一元化を図る
to aim for unification
一元化のメリット
benefits of centralization
Frequentemente confundido com
統一 (touitsu) is making things identical or under one rule, while 一元化 specifically refers to the structural process of bringing different channels into one.
Notas de uso
Common in business contexts and IELTS questions about organizational management or government efficiency.
Erros comuns
Do not confuse with 'ichinenka' (turning into one year). It is 'ichi-gen-ka'.
Dica de memorização
Ichi (One) + Gen (Source) + Ka (Change). Changing everything to have one source.
Origem da palavra
From '一' (one), '元' (source/origin), and '化' (become).
Padrões gramaticais
Quiz rápido
業務の効率を上げるため、バラバラだったデータベースを( )することにした。
Correto!
A resposta correta é: 一元化
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