English–Japanese
“establishment” in Japanese
How to say “establishment” in Japanese
“Establishment” in Japanese is 発足 (hossoku).
Captures the point when a newly formed group or system starts operating as an established entity.
Example sentences with 発足
その委員会は住民の要望を受けて発足しました。so no i in kai wa jū min no yō bō o u ke te hos soku shi ma shi ta
The committee was established in response to requests from residents.
Tips for using 発足
- 発足 (hossoku) is more formal than an ordinary expression for starting and frequently appears in reports about newly formed committees and organizations.
Other Japanese words for “establishment”
信頼の確立が重要です。shin rai no kaku ritsu ga jū yō de su
Establishing trust is important.
新しい学校の設立には二年かかりました。atara shi i gak kō no setsu ritsu ni wa ni nen ka ka ri ma shi ta
The establishment of the new school took two years.
市民が新しい基金を創設しました。shi min ga atara shi i ki kin o sō setsu shi ma shi ta
Citizens established a new fund.
新しい政権を樹立しました。atara shi i sei ken o ju ritsu shi ma shi ta
They established a new government.