受じゅ諾だく

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受諾する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

acceptance; agreeing to

Formal term for accepting a proposal, request, condition, or responsibility. Often used in business, diplomatic, or official settings.

〈事こと〉を受じゅ諾だくするto accept (a proposal, offer, or condition)
会かい社しゃは取とり引ひき先さきの条じょう件けんを受じゅ諾だくした。
The company accepted the terms proposed by its business partner.
〈事こと〉の受じゅ諾だくを求もとめるto request that someone accept (a proposal or terms)
政せい府ふは停てい戦せん案あんの受じゅ諾だくを求もとめた。
The government called for the acceptance of the ceasefire proposal.

承しょう諾だくN2
承諾 is the more common, general word for giving consent or permission, while 受諾 is more formal and typically means accepting a proposal or responsibility offered by another party.
同どう意いN1
同意 simply means agreeing with an opinion or idea, whereas 受諾 specifically means formally accepting a proposal, offer, or condition.
承しょう認にんN2
承認 emphasizes official approval or recognition of something, while 受諾 emphasizes agreeing to take on what has been offered or requested.
引ひき受うけ
受諾 is a formal, often legal or diplomatic term for accepting a proposal or offer, while 引き受け more broadly covers taking on any task or responsibility.
受じゅ容よう
受諾 is used for formally accepting a specific offer, request, or condition, while 受容 covers broader acceptance of ideas, culture, or influences.

拒きょ否ひN2
拒否 means to refuse or reject a proposal, the direct opposite of 受諾, which means to accept it.
拒きょ絶ぜつN1
拒絶 means to firmly reject or turn down an offer, contrasting with 受諾, which means to accept it.

受じゅ理り
受理 refers to formally receiving and processing documents or applications, while 受諾 refers to agreeing to the content of a proposal or request.
受じゅ託たく
受諾 means accepting an offer or proposal, while 受託 means accepting a trust, task, or property entrusted by another party—easy to mix up due to similar kanji and pronunciation.

Compound of 受 (receive) and 諾 (consent, agree). The kanji combination directly conveys the meaning of receiving and agreeing to something.