“Deadline” in Japanese
Short answer
Deadline in Japanese is “締め切り” (shimekiri). Full meaning: deadline, closing, cut-off; closing (a door, window, etc.); cofferdam.
Other ways to say “Deadline” in Japanese
締め日
shimebi deadline, time limit, closing day, settlement day (payment), cut-off date
デッドライン
deddorain deadline
提出期限
teishutsukigen (submission) deadline
尻かっちん
ketsukatchin deadline (esp. in the entertainment industry), fixed ending time
死線
shisen borderline between life and death, verge of death; deadline (boundary around a prison which prisoners were not allowed to cross)
期日
kijitsu fixed date, appointed date, set date; deadline, due date
〆切り
shimekiri deadline, closing, cut-off; closing (a door, window, etc.); cofferdam
締切
shimekiri deadline, closing, cut-off; closing (a door, window, etc.); cofferdam
締日
shimebi deadline, time limit, closing day, settlement day (payment), cut-off date
〆日
shimebi deadline, time limit, closing day, settlement day (payment), cut-off date
〆切
shimekiri deadline, closing, cut-off; closing (a door, window, etc.); cofferdam
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