Translation guide
The act of beginning something, or the process of being formally admitted into a group or activity.
The act of beginning a process, project, or action.
General term for starting something. Used for events, operations, meetings, etc.
The process of being formally accepted into a society, club, or organization, often with a ceremony.
A ritual or ceremony marking entry into a new stage of life or membership.
Please check the start time of the meeting.
Starting work on a task or project, often with a sense of embarking on something significant.
We started work on the new project.
Starting up a machine, system, or organization. Often used for engines or campaigns.
The engine started.
Joining a club, society, or organization. Focuses on the act of becoming a member.
The membership procedure is simple.
Joining a group, system, or insurance plan. Slightly more formal than 入会.
To take out insurance.
Loanword from English, used for initiation ceremonies or rites, especially in anthropological or organizational contexts.
An initiation ceremony for new students was held.
Anthropological term for rites of passage, including initiation ceremonies.
The coming-of-age ceremony is a rite of passage.
Entering a school of thought, discipline, or apprenticeship. Often implies a formal acceptance by a master.
He was allowed to enter the martial arts school.