Glossary entry (derived from question below)
日本語 term or phrase:
～を悪用した利権構造
英語 translation:
a system abused by sectional interests
Added to glossary by
David Gibney
Aug 6, 2014 12:56
9 yrs ago
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日本語 term
～を悪用した利権構造
日本語 から 英語
社会科学
社会科学、社会学、倫理など
Recent Japanese society
以下の文の中からです。
近年の日本国内には、非常に悪質な情報操作と人権侵害、及び、情報操作と人権侵害を悪用した利権構造が存在すると思われます。
Thanks in advance.
近年の日本国内には、非常に悪質な情報操作と人権侵害、及び、情報操作と人権侵害を悪用した利権構造が存在すると思われます。
Thanks in advance.
Proposed translations
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| 3 +3 | a system abused by sectional interests |
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| 2 | hierarchy / structure of unofficial special interest group that abuses human right of etc. |
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Aug 11, 2014 09:11: David Gibney Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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a system abused by sectional interests
I would avoid using an unnatural sounding direct translation (e.g. vested-interest group) and translate in the overall context.
Personally, I would go with something like "a system exists where information is manipulated and civil rights are abused by sectional interests"
Personally, I would go with something like "a system exists where information is manipulated and civil rights are abused by sectional interests"
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Randi Simons (X)
: As always, I agree with David, but, as an American speaker "sectional interests" is a rather unfamiliar term and I'd be fine with "vested-interest groups" or "partisan interests" (the latter often implying political but not always).
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Thanks for the feedback, Randi. I meant to say "vested interest group structure" and I agree with "vested interests" being appropriate but thought it might be too specific regarding the area where the interests are "vested".
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Port City
: "Sectional interests" should be OK unless the target is US English.
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Thank you!
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MariyaN (X)
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Thank you!
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hierarchy / structure of unofficial special interest group that abuses human right of etc.
I first thought of concession but this is rather legitimate one, not illegal. SIG is from IT conference terminology, but this also applies to people who love monopoly.
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