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譲渡 (じょうと, jouto) Japanese meaning: transfer | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 5,000 Conjugation 譲渡する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 譲じょう 渡と する 譲じょう 渡と しない Polite 譲じょう 渡と します 譲じょう 渡と しません Past polite 譲じょう 渡と しました 譲じょう 渡と しませんでした Past 譲じょう 渡と した 譲じょう 渡と しなかった Te-form 譲じょう 渡と して 譲じょう 渡と しないで Desire 譲じょう 渡と したい 譲じょう 渡と したくない Potential 譲じょう 渡と できる 譲じょう 渡と できない Passive 譲じょう 渡と される 譲じょう 渡と されない Causative 譲じょう 渡と させる 譲じょう 渡と させない Causative passive 譲じょう 渡と させられる 譲じょう 渡と させられない Volitional 譲じょう 渡と しよう Polite volitional 譲じょう 渡と しましょう Imperative 譲じょう 渡と しろ 譲じょう 渡と するな Conditional 譲じょう 渡と すれば 譲じょう 渡と しなければ Tara conditional 譲じょう 渡と したら 譲じょう 渡と しなかったら
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土と
地ち
の
所しょ
有ゆう
権けん
を
息子むすこ
に
譲じょう
渡と
し
た
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He transferred the land ownership to his son.
The procedure for patent assignment takes time.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 を 譲じょう 渡と する to transfer (property or rights)
The company transferred the patent rights.
〈 人ひと 〉 に 譲じょう 渡と する to transfer (something) to someone
He transferred the land to his son.
無む 償しょう で 譲じょう 渡と する to transfer free of charge
The shares were transferred free of charge.
譲じょう 渡と を 受う ける to receive a transfer (of rights, property, etc.)
He received the transfer of the rights.
Kanji 譲 defer, turnover, transfer Related words· 11 売却 specifically means selling an asset for payment, while 譲渡 can be a transfer with or without payment, often in a formal or legal sense.
移転 is a broader term for relocating or moving something (like an office), whereas 譲渡 specifically refers to the legal transfer of rights or property to another party.
委譲 refers to delegating authority or power to someone, while 譲渡 refers to transferring ownership of property or rights.
譲渡 typically refers to transferring physical property or legal ownership, while 移譲 is used for shifting authority, responsibility, or control, often in institutional settings.
Show 7 more 譲渡 is the general term for transferring rights or property, while 割譲 is specifically used for ceding territory.
譲渡 focuses on the one-way transfer of ownership or rights, whereas 授受 covers the mutual process of giving and receiving.
譲渡する is a formal or legal term for transferring property or rights, whereas 譲る is the everyday verb that also covers yielding and deferring.
譲渡 is the legal term for transferring ownership or rights, while 引き渡し focuses on the physical or procedural act of handing something over.
Don't confuse with 譲歩 means making a concession in negotiation, while 譲渡 means legally transferring ownership or rights; they share the kanji 譲 but differ in meaning.
分譲 specifically means selling subdivided land or housing units to buyers, whereas 譲渡 is the broader legal term for transferring ownership or rights of anything, not limited to real estate sold in lots.
譲渡 is a formal noun meaning the act of transferring ownership (e.g. of property or rights), whereas 譲り refers to the thing itself that has been handed down.
Etymology Compound of 譲 (yield, hand over) and 渡 (hand over, deliver). The combination reinforces the idea of formally passing something to another party.
譲渡 is a legal term for transferring ownership or rights, while 引き継ぎ focuses on passing on responsibilities or ongoing work.
譲渡する is a legal term specifically for transferring ownership or rights, while 引き渡す can involve physical delivery or custody without necessarily changing legal ownership.
譲渡 means transfer or assignment of property or rights and may involve payment, while 贈与 specifically implies giving without compensation.
business transfer; transfer of business
Show 5 more transfer of stocks; stock transfer
transfer of rights; assignment
endorsement and transfer; negotiation by endorsement
non-transferable; non-assignable; non-negotiable
transfer price; transfer cost
