出しゅっ席せき

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出席する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to being present at a meeting, class, event, or formal gathering. Often used in compound verbs like 出席する and in phrases such as 出席を取る.

Antonyms: 欠席

〈事こと〉に出しゅっ席せきするto attend a meeting, class, or event
明日あしたの会かい議ぎに出しゅっ席せきする予よ定ていです。
I'm planning to attend tomorrow's meeting.
出しゅっ席せきを確かく認にんするto check or confirm attendance
先せん生せいはクラス全ぜん員いんの出しゅっ席せきを確かく認にんした。
The teacher confirmed the attendance of all the students in the class.
出しゅっ席せきが足たりないto not have enough attendance (to meet a requirement)
出しゅっ席せきが足たりないと卒そつ業ぎょうできません。
If you don't have enough attendance, you can't graduate.

参さん加かN4
出席 simply means being present, whereas 参加 implies actively taking part in an activity or event.
列れっ席せき
列席 is a more formal, literary word for being present at a ceremony, while 出席 is the everyday term for attending classes, meetings, or events.
参さん列れつ
出席 is a general, everyday word for attending meetings, classes, or events, while 参列 is reserved for formal ceremonies or funerals.
臨のぞむN1
出席する is the plain word for attending an event, while 臨む is more formal and often implies participating with seriousness or purpose.

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出しゅっ頭とう
出席 is the general word for attending a meeting, class, or event, while 出頭 is a formal term for appearing in person before an official authority, often under summons.
顔かお出だし
出席 is the formal word for attending a meeting or event, while 顔出し stresses a brief, often obligatory appearance rather than full participation.
臨りん場じょう
出席 means attending a meeting, class, or ceremony as a participant, whereas 臨場 emphasizes physically arriving at a site, often to inspect or oversee it.
一いち座ざ
出席 is the everyday word for attending something, whereas 一座 is a more formal term implying presence as part of a group.
聴ちょう講こうN1
出席 simply means being present at a class or meeting, while 聴講 emphasizes attending as a non-enrolled auditor to listen to lectures.
来らい場じょうN1
出席 stresses formal presence at a meeting or ceremony (often checked against a roster), while 来場 just means showing up at a venue.
顔かおを出だすN2
出席する means to formally attend an event and implies staying for its duration, unlike 顔を出す which suggests a short, informal appearance.

欠けっ席せきN4
absence; non-attendance
欠けつ
出席 means attending or being present, the direct opposite of 欠 in the sense of absence from a class or meeting.

出しゅっ勤きんN3
出勤 means going to work at one's job, while 出席 means attending a class, meeting, or event; the two share the 出 kanji but refer to different situations.
出しゅっ欠けつN1
出席 refers only to being present, while 出欠 refers to the combined record of both presence and absence.
出しゅつ場じょうN3
出席 means attending a meeting, class, or ceremony, whereas 出場 means competing in a contest or exiting a venue, so the two are easy to mix up despite sharing 出.

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同どう席せき
同席 and 出席 both share the kanji 席 and involve attending something, but 同席 stresses being together with a specific person while 出席 simply means attending an event or meeting.
着ちゃく席せきN1
出席 means attending an event or being present, while 着席 specifically means physically sitting down in a seat; they share the kanji 席 but differ in meaning.

Compound of 出 (しゅつ, 'to go out, appear') and 席 (せき, 'seat'). The reading しゅっせき is a regular euphonic change from しゅつせき.