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JLPT N1Written, formalPolicy, reports, meetings

に即そくしてin keeping with; to fit (the facts)

What is done or made is fitted closely to how things really are: a plan that suits local conditions, an account that sticks to the facts.

Before an action

Noun + に即そくして/に即そくし

に即そくし is the stiffer of the two, for documents.

Before a noun

Noun + に即そくした + noun

現げん実じつに即そくした対たい策さく, measures that fit reality.

Before it
How things really are: 実じつ情じょう, 現げん実じつ, 実じっ態たい, 現げん状じょう, 事じ実じつ. Also ニーズ and 時じ代だいの変へん化か.
After it
Something made or done to fit: a plan, a system, measures; 見み直なおす, 対たい応おうする, 考かんがえる.
Where you'll meet it
Policy papers, news, editorials, reports, and careful speech in meetings. In school exams in Japan: 本ほん文ぶんに即そくして答こたえなさい, answer by sticking to the passage.
In everyday speech
に合あわせて or に合あった: 今いまの生せい活かつに合あった働はたらき方かた, a way of working that suits your life now.

In use

に則そくして: with a rule

With a law or a rule you will also see に則そくして, read the same way: following a rule or a standard.

Which "based on"?

English often says "based on" for these four too.

に基もとづいてN2

What is decided or done rests on a rule, a standard or the facts, and sticks to them.

に照てらしてN1

You judge something against a law, a standard or a precedent.

を踏ふまえてN1

You take what is known or was said into account and go on from there.

を前ぜん提ていにN1

You take something as given, an assumption or an agreed condition, and build on it.

Close neighbours

に則のっとってN1

Read のっとって: something is done the way a law, a rule or a tradition lays down. に則そくして means much the same.

Check yourself

1Which one fits?

現げん場ばの実じっ態たい(  )、研けん修しゅう内ない容ようを見み直なおした。

Choose an answer to see why.

2You and your friends are picking a day to meet. Which do you say?

Choose an answer to see why.

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