🇯🇵Japanese Source WordCode: JA

変更の可能性がある

Pronunciation / Transliteration: henkō no kanōsei ga aru

🇬🇧 Direct English Meaning:
Subject-to-Change/ˈsʌb.dʒɛkt tə ʧeɪndʒ/
adjectiveCEFR B2 (Upper)Top #1500 frequency
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🇯🇵 Example Sentence in Japanese:

"スケジュールは変更の可能性があります。"

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2 senses
As adjective
  1. 1

    Indicating that something may be altered or modified in the future.

    "The schedule is subject to change based on weather conditions."
  2. 2

    Used to denote that terms or conditions are provisional and not guaranteed.

    "The prices listed are subject to change without notice."

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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology

The phrase 'subject to change' originates from English, combining 'subject', derived from Latin 'subiectus', meaning 'lying under', and 'change', from Old French 'changier', meaning 'to exchange'. Historically, it has evolved to indicate that something is not fixed and may be altered.

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