委い嘱しょく

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

委嘱する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Formal term for officially assigning a task, duty, or position to someone. Often used in business, government, or organizational contexts.

〈人ひと〉に〈事こと〉を委い嘱しょくするto formally commission someone to handle a task or duty
市しは専せん門もん家かに調ちょう査さを委い嘱しょくした。
The city commissioned an expert to conduct the investigation.
委い嘱しょくを受うけるto be entrusted with a formal task or role
彼かれは委い員いん会かいから委い嘱しょくを受うけた。
He was formally commissioned by the committee.

委い任にんN1
委任 emphasizes delegating authority or responsibility to someone, while 委嘱 focuses on formally entrusting a specific task or duty.
任にん命めいN1
任命 is the formal act of naming someone to an official position, whereas 委嘱 is entrusting a task or role without necessarily creating a formal post.
依い頼らいN3
依頼 is a general, everyday request, while 委嘱 is a formal, often official commissioning of a duty or position.

嘱しょく託たく
嘱託 usually refers to a person hired on a commissioned/part-time basis, while 委嘱 refers to the act of formally entrusting a task or duty.
委い託たくN1
委嘱 means formally commissioning a specific person (often an expert) for a task, whereas 委託 is the broader term for entrusting goods, tasks, or authority to another party.

委い嘱しょくUsage98%
Standard kanji form; used in formal contexts for commissioning or entrusting tasks.
依い嘱しょくUsage2%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form.

Compound of 委 (entrust) and 嘱 (request, entrust). The kanji combination conveys the idea of formally entrusting a task or responsibility.