完かん遂すい

also: かんつい

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完遂する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

successful execution; accomplishment; completion; fulfillment; carrying through

Emphasizes seeing a plan, task, or mission through to the end without giving up. Often used in formal or determined contexts.

〈事こと〉を完かん遂すいするto carry out (a task/mission) to completion
彼かれは困こん難なんな任にん務むを完かん遂すいした。
He carried out the difficult mission to completion.
〈事こと〉の完かん遂すいを目め指ざすto aim for the successful completion of something
計けい画かくの完かん遂すいを目め指ざして全ぜん員いんで努ど力りょくした。
Everyone worked hard, aiming to see the plan through to completion.

達たっ成せいN2
達成 focuses on reaching a goal or target, while 完遂 stresses carrying a process through to its very end despite difficulty.
完かん了りょうN3
完了 simply means completion, whereas 完遂 adds a nuance of determination and overcoming obstacles to finish.
遂すい行こうN1
遂行 emphasizes the act of carrying out a duty or task in progress, while 完遂 emphasizes bringing it to a successful finish.
成じょう就じゅ
成就 is a more literary word for the fulfillment of a wish or plan, while 完遂 is used for tasks or missions carried through to the end.

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貫かん徹てつ
完遂 stresses finishing a task or mission completely, whereas 貫徹 stresses unwavering adherence to an idea or policy despite obstacles.
完かん走そう
完走 refers specifically to finishing a race, while 完遂 is broader and means carrying any task or plan through to completion.
遂とげるN1
完遂する is a formal business/military term for fully completing a defined task, while 遂げる is a broader literary word that can also describe reaching an outcome like death.
やり通とおすN1
完遂する is a formal, often business/military term for fully completing something, while やり通す is a more everyday expression for persisting to the end.
全まっとうする
完遂する is a more formal, businesslike term for completing a task or mission fully, while 全うする carries a stronger nuance of moral duty or responsibility.
成なし遂とげるN1
完遂する is a stiff, formal term for completing a task fully as planned, while 成し遂げる more often highlights the effort or difficulty overcome.

断だん念ねんN1
断念 means giving up on an undertaking partway through, the opposite of 完遂 which means carrying it through to completion.

未み遂すいN1
未遂 (an unfinished, failed attempt) and 完遂 (to fully carry out or complete something) share the kanji 遂 but describe opposite outcomes.

Compound of 完 (complete) and 遂 (accomplish). The reading かんすい follows standard on'yomi; the variant かんつい is an irregular reading.