(しゅうせいあん)

しゅうせいあん
noun
amendment; revised proposal
1. amendment; revised proposal; revised plan
A proposal to change or modify an existing plan, bill, or document. Used in legislative, business, and general contexts when suggesting changes to something already drafted.
修正案(しゅうせいあん)提出(ていしゅつ)された。
An amendment was submitted.
修正案(しゅうせいあん)について議論(ぎろん)しましょう。
Let's discuss the revised proposal.
野党(やとう)予算(よさん)修正案(しゅうせいあん)国会(こっかい)提出(ていしゅつ)した。
The opposition party submitted a budget amendment to the Diet.

A compound of 修正(しゅうせい) (correction, revision) and (あん) (plan, proposal). Used widely in political, business, and everyday contexts to refer to a proposed change to an existing plan or document.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 修正案(しゅうせいあん)()す: to put forward an amendment
  • 修正案(しゅうせいあん)提出(ていしゅつ)する: to submit an amendment (formal)
  • 修正案(しゅうせいあん)可決(かけつ)する: to pass an amendment
  • 修正案(しゅうせいあん)否決(ひけつ)する: to reject an amendment

USAGE:
In the Japanese Diet (国会(こっかい)), 修正案(しゅうせいあん) refers specifically to amendments to bills. In business, it can mean any revised draft or plan.

RELATED TERMS:

  • 原案(げんあん): original proposal — the plan before amendment
  • 対案(たいあん): counterproposal — a completely alternative plan
  • 改正案(かいせいあん): reform bill — similar but implies larger-scale change to existing law