Common word› JLPT N2 › Freq. Frequency Top 2,000 Conjugation 取引する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 取とり 引ひき する 取とり 引ひき しない Polite 取とり 引ひき します 取とり 引ひき しません Past polite 取とり 引ひき しました 取とり 引ひき しませんでした Past 取とり 引ひき した 取とり 引ひき しなかった Te-form 取とり 引ひき して 取とり 引ひき しないで Desire 取とり 引ひき したい 取とり 引ひき したくない Potential 取とり 引ひき できる 取とり 引ひき できない Passive 取とり 引ひき される 取とり 引ひき されない Causative 取とり 引ひき させる 取とり 引ひき させない Causative passive 取とり 引ひき させられる 取とり 引ひき させられない Volitional 取とり 引ひき しよう Polite volitional 取とり 引ひき しましょう Imperative 取とり 引ひき しろ 取とり 引ひき するな Conditional 取とり 引ひき すれば 取とり 引ひき しなければ Tara conditional 取とり 引ひき したら 取とり 引ひき しなかったら
Usage patterns 〈 相あい 手て 〉 と 取とり 引ひき する to do business/deal with someone
He does business with that company.
取とり 引ひき が 成せい 立りつ する for a deal to be concluded/reached
After negotiations, the deal was concluded.
取とり 引ひき を 行おこな う to carry out a transaction
I carried out a transaction with the bank.
取とり 引ひき を 断ことわ る to refuse a deal
I refused the deal under those conditions.
取とり 引ひき が 決けつ 裂れつ する for a deal to fall through/collapse
In the end, the negotiations fell through and the deal collapsed.
Related words· 8 商売 refers to trade or business as an ongoing occupation, while 取引 refers to individual transactions or deals within that trade.
交渉 emphasizes the negotiation process used to reach an agreement, while 取引 is the broader act of exchanging goods, money, or services.
売買 specifically means buying and selling, whereas 取引 is a broader term that can cover any kind of business dealing, not just sales.
取引 is the standard native Japanese word for a business transaction or deal, while トレード is a more casual, English-derived term often used for stock trading or sports player swaps.
Show 4 more Show fewer 取引 is the broad term for any business transaction or dealing, whether domestic or foreign, while 貿易 refers specifically to international trade.
取引 refers to individual transactions or deals between parties, whereas 商い covers the broader ongoing business or sales activity.
取引 covers transactions or dealings in general, whereas 売り買い refers specifically to the act of buying and selling goods.
取引 is the everyday word for a transaction or deal of any kind, while 交易 is a more formal or historical term specifically about trade in goods.
Don't confuse with 引き取り means picking up or taking back an item, while 取引 means a business transaction or deal; the kanji are the same characters in reverse order.
取引 refers specifically to a business deal or transaction, while やり取り is a general word for any reciprocal exchange, not limited to commerce.
取引 means a business transaction or trade itself, while 駆け引き refers to the tactical maneuvering used during negotiation, not the deal.
Word family· 63 Show 6 more Show fewer volume of business; turnover
business transaction; commercial transaction
credit transaction; dealing on credit; on account
stock trading; share trading
direct transaction; spot transaction
fictitious transaction; paper transaction
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Written forms 取とり 引ひき Usage 95%
Standard kanji spelling; high frequency in news and general use.
取と り 引ひ き Usage 4%
Alternate spelling with okurigana; also common, especially in formal or legal contexts.
取とり 引ひ き Usage 2%
search-only kanji form
Search-only kanji form; not standard in modern writing.
Etymology Compound of 取り (tori, continuative form of 取る 'to take') and 引き (hiki, continuative form of 引く 'to pull'), literally 'taking and pulling', referring to the back-and-forth of bargaining or exchange.
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