妥協

The act of reorganizing or restructuring a system, organization, or group. It often appears in news about corporate mergers or government reforms.

To send or dispatch a person or group to a specific place for a particular task or duty. Often used for temporary workers or military personnel.

To request or call for something strongly, often from an official or institutional level. It implies a high degree of necessity.

To refill or replenish something that has been used up or is lacking, such as supplies or personnel.

To officially announce or release information to the public.

The general direction in which something is developing or changing; a trend or movement of a group or market.

A physical location where goods are traded (often pronounced 'ichiba') or a conceptual economic space where buying and selling occur (often pronounced 'shijō'). It encompasses both local open-air markets and the global abstract marketplace.

Appropriate, proper, or fair in quality, quantity, or degree. It is frequently used in business and administrative contexts to describe prices, evaluations, or procedures that meet a required standard or are considered reasonable.

Refers to something that is ordinary, regular, or standard under normal circumstances. In a business context, it distinguishes regular operations or fees from special, emergency, or promotional situations.

A requirement, term, or circumstance that must be satisfied for something to happen or be agreed upon. In a business context, it specifically refers to the stipulations within a contract or the qualifications for a job.