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欠場 (けつじょう, ketsujou) Japanese meaning: absence | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 50,000 Conjugation 欠場する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 欠けつ 場じょう する 欠けつ 場じょう しない Polite 欠けつ 場じょう します 欠けつ 場じょう しません Past polite 欠けつ 場じょう しました 欠けつ 場じょう しませんでした Past 欠けつ 場じょう した 欠けつ 場じょう しなかった Te-form 欠けつ 場じょう して 欠けつ 場じょう しないで Desire 欠けつ 場じょう したい 欠けつ 場じょう したくない Potential 欠けつ 場じょう できる 欠けつ 場じょう できない Passive 欠けつ 場じょう される 欠けつ 場じょう されない Causative 欠けつ 場じょう させる 欠けつ 場じょう させない Causative passive 欠けつ 場じょう させられる 欠けつ 場じょう させられない Volitional 欠けつ 場じょう しよう Polite volitional 欠けつ 場じょう しましょう Imperative 欠けつ 場じょう しろ 欠けつ 場じょう するな Conditional 欠けつ 場じょう すれば 欠けつ 場じょう しなければ Tara conditional 欠けつ 場じょう したら 欠けつ 場じょう しなかったら
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我が
で
欠けつ
場じょう
する
こと
に
なっ
た
。
The ace player ended up withdrawing from the event due to injury.
His sudden absence had a major impact on the team.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 が 欠けつ 場じょう する for someone to withdraw from / not appear in a scheduled event
The star player is withdrawing from the match due to injury.
〈 事こと 〉 を 欠けつ 場じょう する to sit out / miss a specific match, game, or event
He sat out the final match.
〈 事こと 〉 で 欠けつ 場じょう する to withdraw because of a certain reason (injury, illness, etc.)
He ended up withdrawing because of back pain.
欠けつ 場じょう を 発はっ 表ぴょう する to announce one's withdrawal from an event
The team announced that the captain would be sitting out.
Related words 欠席 is general absence from meetings, classes, or gatherings, while 欠場 specifically means not appearing in a scheduled sports match, performance, or competition.
欠場 simply means an athlete or performer is absent from an event, whereas 休場 also carries sumo-specific and stock-exchange senses.
Opposites 出場 means to appear in or participate in a scheduled match or competition, the direct opposite of 欠場 (not appearing).
欠場 means withdrawing from or being absent from a race or competition, the opposite of 出走 (entering and running in it).
Don't confuse with 欠勤 refers to being absent from work, whereas 欠場 refers specifically to missing a scheduled match, performance, or competitive event.
Etymology Compound of 欠 (lack, be absent) and 場 (place, occasion). The reading けつじょう is the on'yomi combination.
