取とり決きめ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

Refers to a formal or mutual decision, agreement, or arrangement reached after discussion. Often used in business, legal, or organizational contexts.

Related words· 6

決けっ定ていN3
決定 is a general decision or determination, while 取り決め emphasizes a mutual agreement or arrangement reached through discussion.
合ごう意いN2
合意 refers to the act of reaching mutual consent, while 取り決め refers to the concrete arrangement or rule that results from it.
協きょう定ていN1
協定 is a formal agreement typically between organizations or countries, while 取り決め can apply to smaller-scale or less formal arrangements too.
契けい約やくN3
契約 is a legally binding contract, whereas 取り決め can be an informal arrangement that isn't necessarily enforceable by law.

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決きめ
取り決め specifically refers to a negotiated agreement between parties, whereas 決め can describe any broader or less formal decision.
申もうし合あわせ
取り決め emphasizes the resulting rule or arrangement itself, whereas 申し合わせ emphasizes the process of mutual consultation that produced the understanding.

Don't confuse with

取とり締しまりN2
取り締まり means regulation or crackdown/control, quite different from 取り決め's meaning of a mutual decision or agreement, despite sharing the kanji 取り.
取とり組くみN2
取り組み means an effort or initiative (or a sumo bout), while 取り決め means an agreement or arrangement settled between parties, despite the similar sound and kanji.