English–Japanese

“full set” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajiisshiki

Example

工具を一式そろえます。kō gu o is shiki so ro e ma su

I will get a full set of tools.

Illustration for 一式 (full set)

How to say “full set” in Japanese

“Full set” in Japanese is 一式 (isshiki).

Denotes a complete group of related items treated as one whole for a particular use or situation.

Full entry for 一式: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 一式

申請に必要な書類を一式提出しました。shin sei ni hitsu yō na sho rui o is shiki tei shutsu shi ma shi ta

I submitted a full set of documents required for the application.

Tips for using 一式

  • 一式 (isshiki, "a full set") often follows a noun, as in 工具一式 (kōgu isshiki, "a full set of tools"), and can also refer to a complete outfit, so context identifies the contents.

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