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部長

buchō /bu t͡ɕoː/

A 'Buchō' is a high-ranking manager who serves as the head of a department within a company or organization. It is also the standard term for the captain or leader of a school club or sports team.

Exemplos

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彼はテニス部の部長です。

He is the head of the tennis club.

2

佐藤部長、お疲れ様です。

Department Manager Sato, thank you for your hard work.

3

うちの部長、今日は機嫌がいいね。

Our manager is in a good mood today, isn't he?

Família de palavras

Substantivo
部長
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Dica de memorização

Think of 'Bu' (部) as a 'part' or 'department' and 'Chō' (長) as 'leader' or 'long'. The Buchō is the 'Leader of the Department'.

Quiz rápido

田中さんは営業の___です。 (Tanaka-san is the Sales Department Manager.)

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 部長

Exemplos

1

彼はテニス部の部長です。

everyday

He is the head of the tennis club.

2

佐藤部長、お疲れ様です。

formal

Department Manager Sato, thank you for your hard work.

3

うちの部長、今日は機嫌がいいね。

informal

Our manager is in a good mood today, isn't he?

4

彼は大学の剣道部の部長を務めている。

academic

He serves as the captain of the university kendo club.

5

部長に報告書を提出しました。

business

I submitted the report to the department manager.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
部長
Relacionado

Colocações comuns

部長になる to become a department manager
部長に相談する to consult with the department manager
営業部長 Sales Manager
部長の承認 manager's approval
部長代理 acting department manager

Frases Comuns

部長昇進

promotion to department manager

部長職

managerial position

次期部長

the next department head

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部長 vs 課長

A 'Kachō' is a section manager, which is a lower rank than a 'Buchō' (department manager).

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Notas de uso

In a business setting, you should address your manager by their surname followed by 'Buchō' (e.g., Tanaka-buchō) or simply as 'Buchō'. Avoid adding '-san' to the title 'Buchō' as it is already respectful.

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Erros comuns

Learners often say 'Buchō-san', but in a professional environment, the title itself acts as the honorific, so 'Buchō' or 'Tanaka-buchō' is correct.

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Dica de memorização

Think of 'Bu' (部) as a 'part' or 'department' and 'Chō' (長) as 'leader' or 'long'. The Buchō is the 'Leader of the Department'.

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Origem da palavra

Derived from Sinitic roots: 'Bu' (section/group) and 'Chō' (head/leader/elder).

Padrões gramaticais

Follows a surname to create a professional title (Surname + 部長). Used as a standard noun to refer to the role or the person holding it.
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Contexto cultural

In Japanese corporate hierarchy, the Buchō is a significant middle-management role that bridges the gap between executive directors and lower-level staff.

Quiz rápido

田中さんは営業の___です。 (Tanaka-san is the Sales Department Manager.)

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 部長

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