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提携 (ていけい, teikei) Japanese meaning: partnership | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N1 › Freq. Frequency Top 10,000 Conjugation 提携する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 提てい 携けい する 提てい 携けい しない Polite 提てい 携けい します 提てい 携けい しません Past polite 提てい 携けい しました 提てい 携けい しませんでした Past 提てい 携けい した 提てい 携けい しなかった Te-form 提てい 携けい して 提てい 携けい しないで Desire 提てい 携けい したい 提てい 携けい したくない Potential 提てい 携けい できる 提てい 携けい できない Passive 提てい 携けい される 提てい 携けい されない Causative 提てい 携けい させる 提てい 携けい させない Causative passive 提てい 携けい させられる 提てい 携けい させられない Volitional 提てい 携けい しよう Polite volitional 提てい 携けい しましょう Imperative 提てい 携けい しろ 提てい 携けい するな Conditional 提てい 携けい すれば 提てい 携けい しなければ Tara conditional 提てい 携けい したら 提てい 携けい しなかったら
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社しゃ
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提てい
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The two companies formed a partnership for technology development.
Partnerships between universities and companies are advancing.
Usage patterns 〈 会かい 社しゃ 〉 と 提てい 携けい する to form a partnership/alliance with (a company)
Company A announced that it would form a business partnership with Company B.
提てい 携けい を 結むす ぶ to conclude/form an alliance
The two companies concluded a capital alliance.
提てい 携けい 関かん 係けい を 解かい 消しょう する to dissolve a partnership
The two companies decided to dissolve their partnership.
Kanji 提 propose, take along, carry in hand 携 portable, carry (in hand), armed with Related words· 12 協力 is general cooperation or helping out, while 提携 specifically denotes a formal, structured business alliance or tie-up.
連携 stresses close coordination between parties working together as a system, whereas 提携 stresses a formal partnership agreement between separate entities.
同盟 refers to a formal alliance, often political or military, while 提携 is used mainly for business or organizational tie-ups.
提携 is a general business term for a partnership or tie-up between companies, while アフィリエイト specifically refers to online commission-based marketing links.
Show 8 more 提携 describes a cooperative tie-up or partnership, often between businesses, whereas 連立 specifically means forming a joint governing body such as a coalition government.
提携 is a formal term for a broad business alliance, whereas タイアップ specifically refers to promotional or marketing tie-ins between brands or media.
提携 is a formal business term for a tie-up or partnership between companies, whereas コラボ is more casual and often used for creative or promotional joint projects.
握手 figuratively suggests two parties joining hands in cooperation, whereas 提携 is the formal business/political term for an alliance or partnership between organizations.
Don't confuse with 提供 means to provide or offer something, while 提携 means to form a partnership; the two share the kanji 提 and are easily mixed up in reading practice.
提言 (a formal proposal or recommendation) is easily confused with 提携 (a business tie-up or partnership) because they share the kanji 提 and a similar sound.
Word family· 8 business partner; partner company
technical cooperation; technology partnership
tie-up negotiations; partnership talks
Etymology Composed of 提 (propose, carry in hand) and 携 (carry, bring along), suggesting joining hands or working together. The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji combination conventionally conveys partnership.
提携 refers to a formal business tie-up or alliance between organizations, while コラボレーション is broader and often used for creative or artistic joint projects.
提携する is a formal business term for a tie-up or partnership, whereas 手を組む is more everyday and can apply outside business too.
提携 emphasizes cooperative partnership (often business) between entities that keep their separate identities, while 連合 suggests forming a more formal, unified alliance.
提携 usually describes a formal partnership between organizations or businesses, while 共闘 stresses joining forces to fight or resist together.
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business partnership; business alliance
capital tie-up; capital alliance
Show 3 more illegal partnership between lawyer and non-lawyer
comprehensive partnership; broad tie-up
strategic partnership; strategic alliance
