審しん査さ

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審査する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Formal process of evaluating something against criteria: competitions, applications, qualifications, quality checks, or official reviews.

〈物もの〉を審しん査さするto screen/examine something
応おう募ぼ作さく品ひんを審しん査さする委い員いん会かいが結けっ成せいされた。
A committee was formed to judge the submitted entries.
審しん査さに通とおるto pass a screening/examination
彼かれの企き画かく書しょは審しん査さに通とおった。
His proposal passed the screening.
審しん査さに落おちるto fail a screening/examination
残ざん念ねんながら書しょ類るい審しん査さに落おちてしまった。
Unfortunately, I failed the document screening.
審しん査さを受うけるto undergo an examination/review
新しん製せい品ひんは厳きびしい審しん査さを受うける必ひつ要ようがある。
The new product needs to undergo a strict review.
審しん査さが厳きびしいthe screening/examination is strict
この奨しょう学がく金きんの審しん査さはとても厳きびしい。
The screening for this scholarship is very strict.

評ひょう価かN3
評価 is a broad, often informal assessment or rating, while 審査 implies a formal, institutional examination against set criteria.
審しん判ぱんN3
審判 focuses on refereeing or handing down a final decision, especially in sports or disputes, while 審査 is the detailed evaluation process itself.
検けん定ていN1
審査 means judging or screening (e.g. of applications or contests), whereas 検定 emphasizes checking against a fixed standard to grant certification.
検けん閲えつN1
審査 means to judge or screen something (e.g., applications, contest entries) for approval, whereas 検閲 focuses on examining content for compliance or censorship.

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監かん査さ
審査 means screening or judging (e.g., of applications, contests, or candidates), while 監査 focuses on verifying accuracy and compliance in records or procedures.
査さ定てい
審査 emphasizes the process of examining or screening (e.g., applications, entries), while 査定 emphasizes determining a specific value or amount.
選せん考こうN1
審査 stresses examining or judging quality (e.g. of a work or application), whereas 選考 stresses the act of choosing after such evaluation.
査さ問もん
審査 is a formal examination or screening (e.g. of an application), whereas 査問 centers on questioning a person to establish facts or wrongdoing.
吟ぎん味みN1
審査 refers to formal screening or judging (e.g. by a panel), while 吟味 is broader and can apply to personal, careful evaluation of anything.
検けん査さN3
審査 means screening or judging to decide qualification or approval (as in a contest or loan application), while 検査 is a more neutral technical check or test.

検けん査さN3
検査 is a technical or physical inspection (like a health check or quality test), whereas 審査 is a judgment or screening against standards for qualification or selection.
審しん理り
審査 means a general examination or screening (e.g. of an application or contest entry), whereas 審理 is specifically the judicial examination of a court case.
審しん判ぱんN3
審査 means screening or examination (e.g. of an application or contest entry), while 審判 means a judgment, verdict, or the act of refereeing.

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審しん議ぎN1
審査 means to examine or judge something (e.g. an application or contest entry) to reach a verdict, while 審議 means to deliberate on a matter, often policy, before deciding a course of action.
精せい査さ
審査 means to examine and judge something for approval or ranking (e.g. an application), while 精査 simply means to scrutinize something closely without necessarily rendering a verdict.

回かいN4
counter for occurrences; times · time; instance; occasion · inning (baseball); round; game · episode; chapter; installment · Hui (people) · Islam

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Sino-Japanese compound of 審 (examine, judge) and 査 (investigate, inspect).