デッドライン
でっどらいん
noun
deadline; final date; cutoff
1.
deadline; final date; cutoff
Loanword from English, common in business and publishing contexts.
デッドラインまであと三日しかない。
There are only three days left until the deadline.
デッドラインに間に合わせるために残業した。
I worked overtime to meet the deadline.
デッドラインを延長してもらえますか。
Could you extend the deadline?
A loanword from English "deadline." Used in business, publishing, and project management contexts.
COMMON COLLOCATIONS:
- デッドラインに間に合う: to meet the deadline
- デッドラインを守る: to keep to the deadline
- デッドラインを延長する: to extend the deadline
- デッドラインを過ぎる: to miss/pass the deadline
- デッドラインを設定する: to set a deadline
CONTRAST WITH NATIVE WORDS:
- 締め切り: deadline (more common in everyday Japanese, broader usage)
- 期限: time limit, due date (neutral, general)
- 納期: delivery deadline (specifically for delivering goods/work)
REGISTER:
デッドライン sounds slightly more urgent or dramatic than 締め切り. It is often used in creative industries and tech workplaces.
Related Words
Synonym:
締め切り (native equivalent)
Related:
期限 (time limit, due date)
Related:
納期 (delivery deadline)