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No. 4,783 in Japanese

歳出

"歳出" means "government expenditure" or "annual expenditure."

In a sentence

  • 政府の歳出が今年は約500億円に達する予定です。

    The government's expenditures are expected to reach approximately 50 billion yen this year.

    In this sentence, '歳出' refers to the financial spending or expenditures by the government as part of its annual budget.

  • 歳出を削減することが必要だと財務省は述べています。

    The Ministry of Finance stated that reducing expenditures is necessary.

    Here, '歳出' is used to indicate general or total expenses, specifically those managed and reviewed by governing financial institutions.

  • 教育に関する歳出を増やすべきだという意見が多いです。

    There are many opinions suggesting that expenditures on education should be increased.

    In this context, '歳出' is used to denote specific spending aimed at a particular category, such as education, showing the targeted allocation of financial resources.

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