partnership
Derived from the word 'partner' combined with the suffix '-ship', indicating a state of being.
NOUN
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[/ˈpɑːrt.nər.ʃɪp/en-US]
パートナーシップ
literalbusiness
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協力関係
formal
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連携
formalbusiness
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共同体
general
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関係
general
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コンセプト文
untranslatable
(The term 'partnership' conveys a specific legal and social implication that does not directly translate to a single Japanese word.)
A formal arrangement where two or more parties (individuals, organizations, or countries) agree to cooperate to advance their mutual interests, often by sharing responsibilities, risks, and rewards. In a legal or business context, it specifically refers to a type of business entity where multiple individuals own and operate a business, sharing profits and liabilities.
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| partnerships |
- The two tech giants announced a new strategic partnership to combine their research and development efforts. — This demonstrates a business alliance formed for a common goal.
- Building a strong partnership between parents and teachers is essential for a child's educational success. — This illustrates a cooperative relationship in a social context.
- The international partnership aimed at providing humanitarian aid to developing countries proved highly effective. — This highlights a collaborative effort between multiple entities for a shared cause.
register: formal