実じっ施し

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実施する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	実じっ施しする	実じっ施ししない
Polite	実じっ施しします	実じっ施ししません
Past polite	実じっ施ししました	実じっ施ししませんでした
Past	実じっ施しした	実じっ施ししなかった
Te-form	実じっ施しして	実じっ施ししないで
Desire	実じっ施ししたい	実じっ施ししたくない
Potential	実じっ施しできる	実じっ施しできない
Passive	実じっ施しされる	実じっ施しされない
Causative	実じっ施しさせる	実じっ施しさせない
Causative passive	実じっ施しさせられる	実じっ施しさせられない
Volitional	実じっ施ししよう
Polite volitional	実じっ施ししましょう
Imperative	実じっ施ししろ	実じっ施しするな
Conditional	実じっ施しすれば	実じっ施ししなければ
Tara conditional	実じっ施ししたら	実じっ施ししなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

implementation; carrying out; enforcement

Refers to putting a plan, policy, law, or system into effect. Common in official, business, and technical contexts. Often used with する as a transitive verb.

Related words· 6

実じっ行こうN3

実施 is used for putting a policy, system, or event into operation, while 実行 emphasizes actually carrying out a concrete action or plan.

施し行こうN1

施行 is used specifically for laws and regulations taking effect, whereas 実施 covers a broader range including policies, events, and tests.

実じっ践せんN1

実践 stresses putting an idea or theory into practice through personal action, while 実施 is the more formal, administrative act of implementing a plan or system.

行おこなうN4

実施する is a formal suru-verb for implementing plans, policies, or measures, while 行う is a plain formal verb usable for any organized action or event.

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執しっ行こうN1
実施 is the everyday word for putting a plan or policy into practice, while 執行 stresses formal, legal, or procedural enforcement.
開かい催さいN1
実施 means to put something into practice or implement it (a policy, exam, survey), while 開催 is limited to holding an event or gathering.

Don't confuse with

実じっ装そう

実施 means carrying out a plan, policy, or event, while 実装 specifically means building or installing a technical feature or component; learners often confuse them because both start with 実.

施ほどこすN1

実施する is the common, neutral verb for 'implement' or 'carry out', while 施す carries a more literary or formal tone and often implies adding something onto a subject.

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