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Jan 12, 2008 18:42
16 yrs ago
Japanese term

一巡観

Japanese to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
「・・・大企業の主要拠点へのIP-PBX導入は一巡観がある」

Proposed translations

+3
3 hrs

appears to have been completed

一周した様な感じがある、つまり、みんな一通り終わったみたいだ、と言うことだと思います。
Note from asker:
Thank you, Yuki san, Naikei san and Leochan-san
Peer comment(s):

agree Naikei Wong : I'd a guess on that too, but wasn't bold enough to venture an answer. This usage is very Japanese! In this context, the preceeding half of the sentence (not shown here) says growth has slacked lately... so, it doesn't seem to be a market capacity issue
7 hrs
Thanks, Naikei.
agree Leochan : saturatedだと一巡してしまった後の状態を言う感じがします。この場合は、Yukiさんの訳の方がぴったりくるように思いました(一巡観ですが、一巡感の方が正しい気もしますがどうなんでしょう?)
2 days 3 hrs
観か感かは、私もどっちかな、と思いました。確信はありませんが、感ではないかと。Saturate しているかどうかはこの文の後に何か書いてあるかも知れませんが、これだけだとそこまでは踏み込めません。一巡感はあるが、まだビジネスチャンスはある、と続けることも可能です。
agree Kohmei (X)
37 days
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+1
8 hrs

Saturated

“Saturation” (saturated, come to a saturation point/state) is my preference for the term “一巡” here. “Saturation” is, as Business dictionary. Com says, in Advertising, Marketing & Sales and Economics, Politics and Society subjects:

Example sentence:

e.g. “Even though the market growth seems to have come to a saturation point but mobile number portability (MNP) to churn other's subscribers, mobile TV enabled device delivery, and design centric device trend drive the mobile market in ...”

Note from asker:
Thank you, kokuritsu san and cinefil san. I had found "saturated" and "loop back" I think saturated suits better :-))
Peer comment(s):

agree cinefil : http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1179171
4 hrs
Thanks a lot, cinefil san. I didn't notice that the asker had already found an answer eleswhere. It's nice to find that, though.
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122 days
Japanese term (edited): 一巡感

...may have run its course

I am pretty sure Leochan is correct in saying that 観 ought to be 感.
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