対策します(たいさくします、taisakushimasu)
- to take measures
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対策します (たいさくします, romaji: taisakushimasu) means "to take measures" in Japanese. It is a N2 Mid-level Verb (group 3) word.
| Meaning: | to take measures |
| Level: | N2 Mid |
| Lexical Category: | Verb (group 3) (サ変動詞) |
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Verb Conjugation
Basic Conjugation
Romaji:taisakushimasu
Hiragana:たいさくします
Polite-form (ます形) | たいさくします対策します。take measures. |
Dict-form (辞書形) | 対策するtake measures |
Connect-form (て形) | 対策して + <Verb> |
Not-form (ない形) | 対策しないnot take measures |
Advanced Conjugation
Past-form (た形) | 対策したtake measuressed |
Terminal-form (終止形) | 対策する。take measures. |
If-form (仮定形) | 対策すればif take measures |
Let's-form (意志形) | 対策しよう !let's take measures |
Command-form (命令形) | 対策しろ !take measures ! |
AI Explanation
対策します means "to take measures," "to implement countermeasures," or "to deal with" a problem or situation. It implies taking action to address or solve something, often in a planned or strategic way. The focus is on doing something to prevent or mitigate negative effects. The subject of the action usually is a person, organization or government.
⚫︎ 地震の対策をします。 Translation: I will take measures for earthquakes. ⚫︎ 今回の問題に対して、どのような対策をしますか? Translation: What kind of countermeasures will you take against this problem? ⚫︎ 感染症の拡大を防ぐために、政府は様々な対策をします。 Translation: The government will take various measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
⚫︎ You use 対策します when you want to describe the action of addressing a problem, challenge, or potential negative outcome. ⚫︎ It is appropriate for formal and informal contexts. ⚫︎ The type of situation in which you would use it include: preventing natural disasters, dealing with problems at work, addressing health crises, managing security threats, and implementing policy changes. ⚫︎ Often used with the particle に or に対して to indicate what you are taking measures "for" or "against". For instance, 地震に[対策します] means "to take measures against earthquakes."
⚫︎ Typically written as 対策します ⚫︎ Kanji: 対策 ⚫︎ Hiragana: します ⚫︎ It is the polite form of the verb 対策する. ⚫︎ Variations include: ⚫︎ 対策する (plain form) ⚫︎ [対策し]ました (past tense, polite) ⚫︎ [対策し]ている (present continuous) ⚫︎ [対策し]ていた (past continuous) ⚫︎ [対策し]よう (let's take measures)
⚫︎ 対応します (to respond, to handle) - This emphasizes reacting to a situation. ⚫︎ 対処します (to cope with, to deal with) - This focuses on managing or handling a difficult situation. ⚫︎ 取り組む (to tackle, to work on) - This implies actively working towards a solution. ⚫︎ 対応策を講じる (to implement measures) - more formal version
There aren't direct antonyms, but actions that would be the opposite could include: ⚫︎ 何もしない (to do nothing) ⚫︎ 放置する (to leave something as it is, to neglect)
この問題に対して、会社は具体的な対策を[対策します]。 ・Translation: The company will take concrete measures regarding this problem. ・Explanation: This sentence illustrates the company's intention to address the problem with specific actions.
彼は試験に合格するために、毎日勉強[対策し]ます。 ・Translation: He studies every day to prepare for the exam. ・Explanation: In this context, the study is a form of taking measures for the exam.
⚫︎ 対策 is a compound word: ⚫︎ 対 (tai): means "against", "versus," or "toward." ⚫︎ 策 (saku): means "plan," "strategy," or "measure." ⚫︎ します is the polite verb ending, meaning "to do." ⚫︎ Therefore, [対策します] is a combination of these elements, literally "to do a measure against".