辞職 (じしょく, jishoku) Japanese meaning: resignation | KotomoraCommon word›JLPTN1›Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000辞職する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
| Form | Positive | Negative |
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| Dictionary | 辞職する | 辞職しない |
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| Polite | 辞職します | 辞職しません |
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| Past polite | 辞職しました | 辞職しませんでした |
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| Past | 辞職した | 辞職しなかった |
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| Te-form | 辞職して | 辞職しないで |
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| Desire | 辞職したい | 辞職したくない |
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| Potential | 辞職できる | 辞職できない |
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| Passive | 辞職される | 辞職されない |
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| Causative | 辞職させる | 辞職させない |
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| Causative passive | 辞職させられる | 辞職させられない |
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| Volitional | 辞職しよう | |
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| Polite volitional | 辞職しましょう | |
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| Imperative | 辞職しろ | 辞職するな |
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| Conditional | 辞職すれば | 辞職しなければ |
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| Tara conditional | 辞職したら | 辞職しなかったら |
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The president resigned to take responsibility.
The minister's resignation was announced.
Usage patterns
〈人〉が辞職を表明するfor someone to announce their intention to resign
The mayor announced his resignation at a press conference.
〈人〉が辞職に追い込まれるfor someone to be driven to resign
〈人〉に辞職を求めるto demand someone's resignation
The opposition party demanded the minister's resignation.
〈人〉に辞職を勧めるto advise/recommend that someone resign
After the misconduct was exposed, he was forced to resign.
The boss recommended that the employee who caused the problem resign.
