Definition of kaizen in English:

kaizen

noun kʌɪˈzɛnˈkīzən

mass noun

A Japanese business philosophy of continuous improvement of working practices, personal efficiency, etc.
改善哲学（一种不断改进工作方式及提高个人效率等的日本经营哲学）
Example sentencesExamples
- Their emphasis on quality in all aspects of production is typified by the Japanese concept of kaizen, the practice of involving all employees in the search for continuous improvement.
- Of course, the carmaker has always moved steadily forward: Its executives created the doctrine of kaizen, or continuous improvement.
- I was just in Japan, where I talked about kaizen, the Japanese principle of continuous improvement.
- They had heard about Stuart Ross, a veteran of the Japanese working practices of kaizen and lean manufacturing.
- It was rather the extension to kaizen, with continuous improvement meetings providing the rituals of affirmation, that bonded employee representatives to the game of musical chairs.

Origin

Japanese, literally 'improvement'.

Rhymes

bedizen, greisen, horizon

Definition of kaizen in US English:

kaizen

nounˈkīzən

A Japanese business philosophy of continuous improvement of working practices, personal efficiency, etc.
改善哲学（一种不断改进工作方式及提高个人效率等的日本经营哲学）
Example sentencesExamples
- Their emphasis on quality in all aspects of production is typified by the Japanese concept of kaizen, the practice of involving all employees in the search for continuous improvement.
- They had heard about Stuart Ross, a veteran of the Japanese working practices of kaizen and lean manufacturing.
- I was just in Japan, where I talked about kaizen, the Japanese principle of continuous improvement.
- Of course, the carmaker has always moved steadily forward: Its executives created the doctrine of kaizen, or continuous improvement.
- It was rather the extension to kaizen, with continuous improvement meetings providing the rituals of affirmation, that bonded employee representatives to the game of musical chairs.

Origin

Japanese, literally ‘improvement’.

单词	kaizen
释义	Definition of kaizen in English: kaizen noun kʌɪˈzɛnˈkīzən mass noun A Japanese business philosophy of continuous improvement of working practices, personal efficiency, etc. 改善哲学（一种不断改进工作方式及提高个人效率等的日本经营哲学） Example sentencesExamples Their emphasis on quality in all aspects of production is typified by the Japanese concept of kaizen, the practice of involving all employees in the search for continuous improvement. Of course, the carmaker has always moved steadily forward: Its executives created the doctrine of kaizen, or continuous improvement. I was just in Japan, where I talked about kaizen, the Japanese principle of continuous improvement. They had heard about Stuart Ross, a veteran of the Japanese working practices of kaizen and lean manufacturing. It was rather the extension to kaizen, with continuous improvement meetings providing the rituals of affirmation, that bonded employee representatives to the game of musical chairs. Origin Japanese, literally 'improvement'. Rhymes bedizen, greisen, horizon Definition of kaizen in US English: kaizen nounˈkīzən A Japanese business philosophy of continuous improvement of working practices, personal efficiency, etc. 改善哲学（一种不断改进工作方式及提高个人效率等的日本经营哲学） Example sentencesExamples Their emphasis on quality in all aspects of production is typified by the Japanese concept of kaizen, the practice of involving all employees in the search for continuous improvement. They had heard about Stuart Ross, a veteran of the Japanese working practices of kaizen and lean manufacturing. I was just in Japan, where I talked about kaizen, the Japanese principle of continuous improvement. Of course, the carmaker has always moved steadily forward: Its executives created the doctrine of kaizen, or continuous improvement. It was rather the extension to kaizen, with continuous improvement meetings providing the rituals of affirmation, that bonded employee representatives to the game of musical chairs. Origin Japanese, literally ‘improvement’.
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