English–Japanese
“full-scale” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajizenmenteki
Example
全面的な改革を進めます。zen men teki na kai kaku o susu me ma su
I will promote full-scale reforms.
How to say “full-scale” in Japanese
“Full-scale” in Japanese is 全面的 (zenmenteki).
Shows that an action or change reaches all relevant areas rather than treating only a selected portion.
Example sentences with 全面的
計画を全面的に見直します。kei kaku o zen men teki ni mi nao shi ma su
We will conduct a full-scale review of the plan.
Tips for using 全面的
- In conversation, 全面的 (zenmenteki) has a formal tone, so speakers often reserve it for broad changes, reviews, or policies rather than small improvements.