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この国のインフラは非常に発達している。
This country's infrastructure is very advanced.
The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g., transportation, communication, water, power) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise.
都市のインフラ整備が進んでいる。
The city's infrastructure development is progressing.
Often used in discussions about urban planning, transportation systems, and public utilities.
The underlying foundation or supporting framework of a system, organization, or economy.
ITインフラを強化する必要がある。
We need to strengthen our IT infrastructure.
In business contexts, this can refer to IT systems, supply chains, or other critical support systems.
In technical fields, 'インフラ' often refers to IT or engineering systems, while in general contexts, it may refer to public utilities or transportation networks.
While 'インフラ' is a loanword, it is fully integrated into Japanese technical and business vocabulary and does not require translation in most contexts.
Borrowed from English 'infrastructure,' referring to the foundational systems supporting society or organizations.
While the term is borrowed from English, it is widely used in Japanese technical and business contexts. It can refer to both physical infrastructure (e.g., roads, bridges) and abstract systems (e.g., IT systems).