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    3. 公団

    公団

    公こう団だん

    public corporation

    N1KMT4News #7+1CoreNounPolitics & LawHome & HousingKanji Vocab10 strokes

    こうだん

    Noun

    1.
    public corporation
    2.
    public housing
    abbreviation

    Stroke 0 / 10

    Speed1.0x

    昔むかし、公こう団だん住じゅう宅たくに住すんでいました。

    I used to live in public housing.

    KMT3Home & HousingDaily Life
    その事じ業ぎょうは公こう団だんによって運うん営えいされています。

    That project is operated by a public corporation.

    KMT4Politics & LawBusiness & Finance
    公こう団だんの賃ちん貸たい住じゅう宅たくは、比ひ較かく的てき家や賃ちんが安やすいことで知しられています。

    Public rental housing is known for its relatively low rent.

    KMT5Home & HousingDaily Life
    道どう路ろ公こう団だんは、高こう速そく道どう路ろの建けん設せつと管かん理りを担たん当とうしていました。

    The Japan Highway Public Corporation was responsible for the construction and management of expressways.

    KMT6Politics & LawTravel & Transportation
    かつて多おおくの公こう団だんが存そん在ざいしましたが、民みん営えい化かが進すすみました。

    Many public corporations once existed, but privatization has progressed.

    KMT6Politics & LawBusiness & FinanceHistory

    Kanji that make up this word

    公
    おおやけ…(11)
    public・prince・official・governmental
    団
    かたまり・まる.い…(2)
    group・association
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