“Time limit” in Japanese
Short answer
Time limit in Japanese is “締め日” (shimebi). Full meaning: deadline, time limit, closing day, settlement day (payment), cut-off date.
Other ways to say “Time limit” in Japanese
時間制限
jikanseigen time limit, time restriction
制限時間
seigenjikan time limit
締め切り日
shimekiribi time limit, closing day, deadline
タイムリミット
taimurimitto time limit
期限
kigen term, period, time frame; time limit, deadline, cutoff (date)
きげん
kigen term, period, time frame; time limit, deadline, cutoff (date)
持ち時間
mochijikan time assigned to one, (one's) allotted time, time limit; teaching load (in hours)
時限
jigen (school) period; period or division of time, time limit
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
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