議ぎ場じょう

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

Refers to the physical meeting place of a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress. Often used in political news.

議ぎ場じょうに入はいるto enter the assembly chamber
議ぎ員いんたちは議ぎ場じょうに入はいり、席せきに着ついた。
The lawmakers entered the chamber and took their seats.
議ぎ場じょうを占せん拠きょするto occupy the assembly chamber (in protest)
野や党とう議ぎ員いんが議ぎ場じょうを占せん拠きょして抗こう議ぎした。
Opposition lawmakers occupied the chamber in protest.
議ぎ場じょうが騒そう然ぜんとなるfor the chamber to erupt into an uproar
首しゅ相しょうの発はつ言げんで議ぎ場じょうが騒そう然ぜんとなった。
The chamber erupted into an uproar over the Prime Minister's remark.
議ぎ場じょうから退たい場じょうするto walk out of the chamber
抗こう議ぎのため一いち部ぶの議ぎ員いんが議ぎ場じょうから退たい場じょうした。
Some lawmakers walked out of the chamber in protest.

会かい議ぎ室しつN5
会議室 is a general-purpose meeting room used by any organization, while 議場 refers specifically to the chamber where a legislative body holds its sessions.
議ぎ事じ堂どうN1
議事堂 refers to the whole building housing a legislature (e.g. the Diet Building), whereas 議場 refers specifically to the chamber room inside where debates and votes take place.

会かい議ぎ場じょう
会議場 looks nearly identical to 議場 but means a general convention or conference hall, while 議場 specifically denotes a legislative assembly chamber.

Compound of 議 (discussion, deliberation) and 場 (place, location).