English–Japanese
“state-owned” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikokuyū
Example
この土地は国有になりました。ko no to chi wa koku yū ni na ri ma shi ta
This land became state-owned.
How to say “state-owned” in Japanese
“State-owned” in Japanese is 国有 (kokuyū).
Expresses that ownership belongs to the state, placing the property under public rather than private control.
Example sentences with 国有
国有企業は経営の効率化を進めています。koku yū ki gyō wa kei ei no kō ritsu ka o susu me te i ma su
The state-owned enterprise is working to improve its management efficiency.
Tips for using 国有
- State-owned can describe companies as well as land and other property, so state-owned company and state-owned land use the same basic term.