English–Japanese
“setting to work” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajichakushu
Example
すぐに問題の解決に着手します。su gu ni mon dai no kai ketsu ni chaku shu shi ma su
We will set to work on solving the problem right away.
How to say “setting to work” in Japanese
“Setting to work” in Japanese is 着手 (chakushu).
Describes beginning a task by actively turning one's attention and effort toward it.
Example sentences with 着手
安全を確認してから、工事に着手します。an zen o kaku nin shi te ka ra kō ji ni chaku shu shi ma su
We will start construction after confirming safety.
Tips for using 着手
- In formal Japanese, 着手 (chakushu) often marks the official start of work on a project, while everyday speech more often uses 始める (hajimeru).