English–Japanese
“uniform” in Japanese
How to say “uniform” in Japanese
“Uniform” in Japanese is 一律 (ichiritsu).
Describes a single standard being applied evenly to every case, with no individual exceptions.
Example sentences with 一律
会員には一律の割引が適用されます。kai in ni wa ichi ritsu no waribiki ga teki yō sa re ma su
Members receive a uniform discount.
Tips for using 一律
- In Japanese public notices, 一律 (ichiritsu) often signals that a fee or rule applies equally to everyone, so it can sound stricter than the neutral English word uniform.
