English–Japanese
“convening” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishōshū
Example
国会を召集します。kok kai o shō shū shi ma su
We convene the Diet.
How to say “convening” in Japanese
“Convening” in Japanese is 召集 (shōshū).
Describes an official act of calling people together so that a meeting, institution, or service can begin.
Example sentences with 召集
緊急の召集に、議員たちはすぐ応じました。kin kyū no shō shū ni gi in ta chi wa su gu ō ji ma shi ta
The lawmakers promptly responded to the emergency call.
Tips for using 召集
- The Japanese Constitution uses 召集 (shōshū) for calling the National Diet into session, whereas 招集 (shōshū) is the broader term for calling people together.