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運営

un-ei /ɯn.eː/

The act of managing, administering, or operating an organization, event, website, or project to ensure it functions correctly. It refers to the day-to-day handling of affairs rather than just the high-level business strategy.

例句

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このサイトの運営はボランティアが行っています。

The operation of this site is carried out by volunteers.

2

次回の会議では、組織の効率的な運営について話し合います。

In the next meeting, we will discuss the efficient administration of the organization.

3

運営、本当にお疲れ様!イベント大成功だったね。

Staff/Management, great job! The event was a big success.

词族

名词
運営
Verb
運営する
相关
運営者
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记忆技巧

Think of 'Un' (moving/transporting) and 'Ei' (camp/manage). You are 'moving the camp' forward to keep things running.

快速测验

来月の文化祭の(  )は、学生たちが自分たちで行います。

正确!

正确答案是: 運営

例句

1

このサイトの運営はボランティアが行っています。

everyday

The operation of this site is carried out by volunteers.

2

次回の会議では、組織の効率的な運営について話し合います。

formal

In the next meeting, we will discuss the efficient administration of the organization.

3

運営、本当にお疲れ様!イベント大成功だったね。

informal

Staff/Management, great job! The event was a big success.

4

教育機関の運営における透明性の確保が求められている。

academic

Ensuring transparency in the management of educational institutions is required.

5

新しい支店の運営を彼に任せることにした。

business

We decided to entrust him with the management of the new branch.

词族

名词
運営
Verb
運営する
相关
運営者

常见搭配

運営委員会 Steering committee / Management committee
円滑な運営 Smooth operation
サイトを運営する To run a website
運営資金 Operating funds
運営方針 Management policy

常用短语

運営に携わる

To be involved in the management/operation

非営利の運営

Non-profit operation

運営を任される

To be put in charge of operations

容易混淆的词

運営 vs 経営

Keiei refers to high-level business management focusing on profit and strategy, while Un'ei focuses on the practical execution and running of any system or event.

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使用说明

It is frequently used as a 'suru' verb (運営する) to mean 'to run' or 'to manage' something. In online contexts, users often refer to the staff or admins simply as 'Un'ei'.

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常见错误

Learners often use 'management' (マネジメント) in katakana for everything, but 'Un'ei' is much more common for events, schools, and non-profits.

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记忆技巧

Think of 'Un' (moving/transporting) and 'Ei' (camp/manage). You are 'moving the camp' forward to keep things running.

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词源

Derived from Middle Chinese: 'Un' (to transport/move) + 'Ei' (to build/manage/camp).

语法模式

Can be followed by 'suru' to form a transitive verb. Often takes the particle 'no' when modifying other nouns (e.g., 運営の方針). Commonly used in compound nouns as a prefix.
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文化背景

In Japanese internet culture, 'Un'ei' is the standard way to address or talk about the moderators or the company running a service like Nico Nico Douga or Twitter.

快速测验

来月の文化祭の(  )は、学生たちが自分たちで行います。

正确!

正确答案是: 運営

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