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届 (とどけ, todoke) Japanese meaning: report | Kotomora
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やく
所しょ
に
転てん
出しゅつ
届とどけ
を
提てい
出しゅつ
し
た
。
I submitted a moving-out notification to the city office.
Please submit your absence report by the day before.
Usage patterns 〈 場所ばしょ〉 〉 に 届とどけ を 出だ す to submit a notification/report to (an office, school, etc.)
I submitted a change-of-address notification to the city office.
届とどけ を 受う け 取と る to receive a notification/report
The company received his resignation notice.
Related words 通知 is a general notification or announcement sent to inform someone, while 届 is a formal written report submitted by an individual to an authority.
申請 is a formal application or request for approval, whereas 届 is simply a notification of a fact that does not require approval.
報告 is a report given to inform someone of results or facts, while 届 is specifically the official document used to notify an authority.
Word family· 29 deliver; send on; forward · report; notify; file notice; register
report; notification; filing
notification of change; change report
Written forms 届とどけ Usage 79%
Standard kanji spelling for official reports, notifications, and registrations.
届とど け Usage 21%
Alternate kanji spelling with okurigana; also common in official contexts.
Etymology Derived from the verb 届ける (to deliver, to submit). The noun form 届 refers to the document that is delivered or submitted.
がい
届とどけ
N2
criminal complaint; crime report
resignation notice; letter of resignation
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absence permission slip
notification of separation from family register; notification of creation of a new family register
residence report
notification of pregnancy; pregnancy registration form
marriage registration form
notifier; person who submits a notification
