How to say 'Release' or 'Opening' in Japanese | 開放

word

Meaning

Release, Opening

Reading

Kanji

開Open 放Release

Explanation

The Japanese verbal noun '開放 (かいほう)' can mean 'opening' or 'release', depending on the context. When referring to 'opening', it is often used to describe the act of making something accessible or available, such as opening a facility to the public. For example: The park is now open to the public「公園が開放された」(こうえんがかいほうされた). When referring to 'release', it can describe the act of setting something free or relieving pressure, such as releasing stress. For example: He released his stress by exercising「彼は運動でストレスを開放した」(かれはうんどうでストレスをかいほうした). The word is versatile and can be used in both physical and abstract contexts.

Part Of Speech

verbal noun

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Kanji Grade

Frequency

4375

Composition

kanji

Handwriting