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JLPT N1Written, formalRules and notices

に準じゅんじて・に準じゅんずるon the same footing as; equivalent to

Something is handled by a rule that was written for something else: contract staff get leave on the same footing as regular staff.

Before an action

Noun + に準じゅんじて/に準じゅんじ

に準じゅんじ is the stiffer of the two.

Before a noun

Noun + に準じゅんずる/に準じゅんじる/に準じゅんじた + noun

準じゅんずる is the older form of 準じゅんじる, and the one rules and laws prefer. Either can end a sentence.

Before it
A rule written for another case: 規き定てい, 規き則そく, 基き準じゅん. Or the people that rule was written for: 正せい社しゃ員いん, 公こう務む員いん, 会かい員いん.
After it
How the case is handled: 取とり扱あつかう, 処しょ理りする, 支し給きゅうする, 行おこなう.
Where you'll meet it
Work rules, contracts, laws, application guidelines, job ads. Hardly ever in conversation.
In everyday speech
〜と同おなじように: パートも社しゃ員いんと同おなじように休やすめる, part-timers can take time off just as regular staff can.

In use

Close to, not the same

準じゅん is "next to the real thing": 準じゅん決けっ勝しょう is a semi-final, 準じゅん優ゆう勝しょう second place. Terms that are 正せい社しゃ員いんに準じゅんずる are modelled on a regular employee's, not promised to be identical.

に則のっとって or に準じゅんじて?

The tournament was held in accordance with the international rules.

The international rules themselves applied.

The tournament was run on the lines of the international rules.

The rules were written for other tournaments. This one took them as its model.

In job ads, 当とう社しゃ規き定ていに準じゅんずる is no more than "as set by company rules".

Close neighbours

に則のっとってN1

Something is done the way a law, a rule or a tradition lays down. Before it stands the rule, never the people the rule is for.

に従したがってN2

You do what an instruction, a rule or a manual tells you. It is the plain word, and the rule is one that applies to you.

Check yourself

1Which one fits?

アルバイトの交こう通つう費ひは、社しゃ員いん(  )支し給きゅうする。

Choose an answer to see why.

2A job ad says this. What does it tell you?

給きゅう与よは市しの職しょく員いんに準じゅんずる。

Choose an answer to see why.

More sentences

に準じて・に準ずる – on the same footing as; equivalent to