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入学 (にゅうがく, nyuugaku) Japanese meaning: admission | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N4 › Freq. Frequency Top 5,000 Conjugation 入学する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 入にゅう 学がく する 入にゅう 学がく しない Polite 入にゅう 学がく します 入にゅう 学がく しません Past polite 入にゅう 学がく しました 入にゅう 学がく しませんでした Past 入にゅう 学がく した 入にゅう 学がく しなかった Te-form 入にゅう 学がく して 入にゅう 学がく しないで Desire 入にゅう 学がく したい 入にゅう 学がく したくない Potential 入にゅう 学がく できる 入にゅう 学がく できない Passive 入にゅう 学がく される 入にゅう 学がく されない Causative 入にゅう 学がく させる 入にゅう 学がく させない Causative passive 入にゅう 学がく させられる 入にゅう 学がく させられない Volitional 入にゅう 学がく しよう Polite volitional 入にゅう 学がく しましょう Imperative 入にゅう 学がく しろ 入にゅう 学がく するな Conditional 入にゅう 学がく すれば 入にゅう 学がく しなければ Tara conditional 入にゅう 学がく したら 入にゅう 学がく しなかったら
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ねん
、
東とう
京きょう
大だい
学がく
に
入にゅう
学がく
する
予よ
定てい
です
。
I plan to enter the University of Tokyo next year.
The entrance ceremony is held in April.
Usage patterns 〈 場所ばしょ〉 〉 に 入学ゅうがく する to enter/enroll in a school
He plans to enroll in a famous university next year.
〈 学がっ 校こう 〉 の 入にゅう 学がく 試し 験けん を 受う ける to take a school's entrance exam
入にゅう 学がく が 決き まる to be admitted/accepted (into a school)
Last week it was decided that my son had been admitted.
〈 人ひと 〉 の 入にゅう 学がく を 許きょ 可か する to grant someone permission to enroll
The school granted him permission to enroll.
Kanji 学 study, learning, science Related words 入学 focuses on the act of entering a specific school, while 進学 emphasizes advancing to a higher stage of education (e.g. from middle school to high school).
入学 refers to entering a formal school (elementary through university), while 入園 is used specifically for starting at a kindergarten or nursery school.
入学 refers to the specific act or ceremony of being admitted into a school, while 就学 is a broader, more formal term for entering or attending school, often used in statistics and law.
入学 refers to entering a school generally at the normal starting point, whereas 編入 specifically means transferring into an existing class or program partway through.
入学 is specifically for entering a school or university, while 入所 is for non-school institutions like facilities, research centers, or prisons.
Opposites 入学 means entering a school, while 卒業 means graduating from one, marking the opposite end of the schooling process.
入学 means entering a school, the natural opposite of 卒 (graduation) in compounds like 大学卒 vs 大学入学.
入学 means entering or being admitted to a school, the opposite process of leaving it as described by 退学.
入学 means enrolling in a school, the opposite of 除籍 when it refers to being removed from a school's rolls.
Don't confuse with· 6 入学 is used for entering a regular school, whereas 入園 is used for entering a kindergarten, nursery, or zoo/park.
入学 refers to entering a school, while 入社 refers to joining a company as an employee.
入学 means formally enrolling as a student at a school, whereas 入門 means beginning training or discipleship under a teacher or tradition, which can happen outside any formal school system.
Show 3 more Etymology Compound of 入 (enter) and 学 (learning/school). The reading is on'yomi.
My daughter will take the middle school's entrance exam next month.
入にゅう 会かい
入会 means joining a club or society, while 入学 specifically means entering a school, so the two are not interchangeable despite the shared 入 kanji.
入学 focuses on the moment of entering a school, whereas 進学 emphasizes the progression from one educational stage to the next, so they overlap but aren't interchangeable.
入学 refers to the moment of being admitted to or entering any school, whereas 大学進学 emphasizes the broader process of continuing one's education specifically to university.
せい
new student; newly enrolled student
new student; entering student; admitted student
Show 5 more matriculation fee; enrollment fee
difficulty of entering a school; admissions difficulty
readmission to a school; re-enrollment
autumn admission; fall matriculation; starting the school year in autumn
transfer admission; advanced-standing admission
