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授受 (juju) Japanese meaning: giving and receiving | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 50,000 Conjugation 授受する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 授じゅ 受じゅ する 授じゅ 受じゅ しない Polite 授じゅ 受じゅ します 授じゅ 受じゅ しません Past polite 授じゅ 受じゅ しました 授じゅ 受じゅ しませんでした Past 授じゅ 受じゅ した 授じゅ 受じゅ しなかった Te-form 授じゅ 受じゅ して 授じゅ 受じゅ しないで Desire 授じゅ 受じゅ したい 授じゅ 受じゅ したくない Potential 授じゅ 受じゅ できる 授じゅ 受じゅ できない Passive 授じゅ 受じゅ される 授じゅ 受じゅ されない Causative 授じゅ 受じゅ させる 授じゅ 受じゅ させない Causative passive 授じゅ 受じゅ させられる 授じゅ 受じゅ させられない Volitional 授じゅ 受じゅ しよう Polite volitional 授じゅ 受じゅ しましょう Imperative 授じゅ 受じゅ しろ 授じゅ 受じゅ するな Conditional 授じゅ 受じゅ すれば 授じゅ 受じゅ しなければ Tara conditional 授じゅ 受じゅ したら 授じゅ 受じゅ しなかったら
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Once the contract has been exchanged, the procedure is complete.
Giving and receiving bribes is prohibited by law.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 の 授じゅ 受じゅ をする to carry out the giving and receiving (transfer) of something
The companies carried out a monetary transfer between them.
〈 物もの 〉 の 授じゅ 受じゅ が 行おこな われる for the giving and receiving of something to take place
It appears that a drug exchange took place at the scene.
〈 物もの 〉 を 授じゅ 受じゅ する to give and receive (exchange) something
When exchanging the contract documents, please keep a copy for yourself.
Kanji 受 accept, undergo, answer (phone) Related words 受け渡し is the concrete, everyday word for physically handing something over, while 授受 is formal and often used for abstract or legal transfers.
譲渡 focuses on the one-way transfer of ownership or rights, whereas 授受 covers the mutual process of giving and receiving.
やり取り is a casual, everyday word for exchanging things (or words), while 授受 is a stiff, formal term used in legal or business writing.
Don't confuse with 収受 refers only to the act of receiving or collecting something, while 授受 covers both the giving and the receiving side of an exchange.
授受 refers to the mutual act of giving and receiving between two parties, while 授与 refers only to the one-way act of formally bestowing something.
Written forms 授じゅ 受じゅ Usage 99%
Standard kanji spelling; high-frequency news and common usage.
受じゅ 授じゅ Usage 1%
irregular kanji usage
Irregular kanji order; Rarely encountered.
Etymology Compound of 授 (give, grant) and 受 (receive). The kanji order reflects the natural sequence of giving then receiving.
