English–Japanese

“carrying out” in Japanese

Japanese

Also実行 (jikkō) · 施工 (sekō) · 決行 (kekkō)

Pronunciation

Romajijisshi

Example

学校は来週、避難訓練を実施します。gak kō wa rai shū hi nan kun ren o jis shi shi ma su

The school will carry out an evacuation drill next week.

Illustration for 実施 (carrying out)

How to say “carrying out” in Japanese

“Carrying out” in Japanese is 実施 (jisshi).

Describes turning a planned action or established rule into something that actually happens.

Full entry for 実施: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 実施

新しい制度の実施が決まりました。atara shi i sei do no jis shi ga ki ma ri ma shi ta

It has been decided to implement the new system.

Tips for using 実施

  • In everyday conversation, 実施 (jisshi) sounds formal, while 行う (okonau) or する (suru) is more common for saying that someone carries out an action.

Other Japanese words for “carrying out”

計画を実行します。kei kaku o jik kō shi ma su

I will carry out the plan.

会社は来月、その工事を施工します。kai sha wa rai getsu so no kō ji o se kō shi ma su

The company will carry out that construction work next month.

明日、計画を決行します。asu kei kaku o kek kō shi ma su

We will carry out the plan tomorrow.

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