bureaucracy in Japanese
bureaucracy in Japanese is 官僚制 — bureaucracy means a system of government or organization run through many layered offices and officials following fixed rules.
bureaucracy in Japanese
官僚制
Pronounced: kanryōsei
(business, organizational theory) A system of administration based upon organisation into bureaus, division of labour, a hierarchy of authority, etc., designed to dispose of a large body of work in a routine manner.
What does "bureaucracy" mean?
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noun A system of government or organization run through many layered offices and officials following fixed rules.
"The country's bureaucracy has thousands of civil servants."
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noun Excessive rigid procedure and red tape in any organization.
"Getting a simple permit took months because of the bureaucracy involved."
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bureaucracy in a sentence
- The country's bureaucracy has thousands of civil servants.
- The city's bureaucracy employs many officials who each handle a small part of the work.
- Getting a simple permit took months because of the bureaucracy involved.
- The head of the civil service promised to clamp down on bureaucracy.
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What is "bureaucracy" in Japanese?
"bureaucracy" in Japanese is 官僚制. bureaucracy means: A system of government or organization run through many layered offices and officials following fixed rules.
How do you pronounce 官僚制?
"bureaucracy" in Japanese is 官僚制, pronounced "kanryōsei".
How do you use "bureaucracy" in a sentence?
Example: "The country's bureaucracy has thousands of civil servants." In Japanese, "bureaucracy" is 官僚制.
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