How to say "hub" in Japanese
- 中枢ちゅうすうnounCovers the figurative sense: the central part of an organisation or system that directs the rest, as in a country's political centre or a company's decision-making core.
- nounThe borrowed word, used where English says hub in modern contexts such as an airline's transfer airport or a network device that links several machines together.
- 轂こしきnounThe concrete wheel part — the central block of a wheel that the spokes are set into, the piece English also calls the nave.
- nounNames the reel that a tape winds onto, the piece of hardware called a hub in tape decks and cassettes rather than any centre of activity.
- 心髄しんずいnounPoints to the innermost core or nucleus of something — its very heart or essence — rather than a physical or organisational centre.
For an organisational or network centre use 中枢; 「ハブ」 is the borrowed everyday word, 轂 the wheel part, 「テープスプール」 a tape reel, and 心髄 the innermost core.
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