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を踏ふまえてtaking into account; building on

You stand on what is already known or has been said (results, the situation, people's comments) and take the next step from there.

Before an action

Noun + を踏ふまえて/を踏ふまえ

を踏ふまえ is the stiffer one, for prepared statements. A clause takes こと: 売うり上あげが減へったことを踏ふまえて.

Before a noun

Noun + を踏ふまえた + noun

現げん状じょうを踏ふまえた対たい策さく, measures that take the present situation into account.

Before it
Something already known or said: 結けっ果か, 現げん状じょう, 状じょう況きょう, 経けい験けん, 反はん省せい, 議ぎ論ろん, ご意い見けん.
After it
The next step: 見み直なおす, 検けん討とうする, 決きめる, まとめる, 対たい応おうする.
Where you'll meet it
Meetings, reports, press conferences, business email. Said as much as written, mostly at work.
In everyday speech
〜を聞きいて or 〜を考かんがえて: みんなの意い見けんを聞きいて決きめた, we asked everyone what they thought, then decided.

In use

を踏ふまえて or を前ぜん提ていに?

With next year's price rise in mind, we redid the budget.

The rise is known, and the budget takes it into account.

We redid the budget on the assumption that prices will rise next year.

The budget assumes the rise, whether or not it is certain.

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.

に即そくしてN1

You fit something closely to how things really are: the facts, local conditions.

に照てらしてN1

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

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

をもとに(して)N2

Something is the raw material, and something new is made from it.

Check yourself

1What does this tell you about the change in the law?

来らい年ねんの法ほう改かい正せいを踏ふまえて、契けい約やく書しょを見み直なおした。

Choose an answer to see why.

2Which one fits?

利り用よう者しゃからの苦く情じょう(  )、受付方法うけつけほうほうを変へん更こうした。

Choose an answer to see why.

More detail

Before a verdict it is を踏ふまえると, "given …".

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