No. 2,699 in Japanese
現行
"現行" means "current" or "existing."
In a sentence
現行の法律はこの状況に対応していない。
The current laws do not address this situation.
現行 is used here to mean 'current' or 'existing,' referring to laws currently in effect.
現行品の販売は来月終了します。
The sale of current products will end next month.
現行 describes 'currently available' products, emphasizing their status at present.
その制度は現行の規則によって運営されています。
That system is operated under the current regulations.
現行 signifies regulations that are currently in place and being followed.
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