承諾する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
| Form | Positive | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| Dictionary | 承諾する | 承諾しない |
| Polite | 承諾します | 承諾しません |
| Past polite | 承諾しました | 承諾しませんでした |
| Past | 承諾した | 承諾しなかった |
| Te-form | 承諾して | 承諾しないで |
| Desire | 承諾したい | 承諾したくない |
| Potential | 承諾できる | 承諾できない |
| Passive | 承諾される | 承諾されない |
| Causative | 承諾させる | 承諾させない |
| Causative passive | 承諾させられる | 承諾させられない |
| Volitional | 承諾しよう | |
| Polite volitional | 承諾しましょう | |
| Imperative | 承諾しろ | 承諾するな |
| Conditional | 承諾すれば | 承諾しなければ |
| Tara conditional | 承諾したら | 承諾しなかったら |
noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb
Formal agreement or permission, often used in official, business, or legal contexts. Implies a deliberate, often documented, acceptance of a proposal or request.
Antonyms: 拒否
上司の承諾を得てから、計画を進めてください。
Please proceed with the plan after obtaining your boss's approval.
彼はその条件を承諾した。
He consented to the conditions.
Before proceeding with the contract, we need to obtain the client's consent.
The company asked the individual for consent to use their personal information.
He consented to those terms.
There's no written contract yet, but verbal consent has been given.
承諾 specifically means consenting to a proposal or request, whereas 受け入れ is broader and can apply to accepting people, ideas, or conditions.
承諾 is a formal acceptance of a specific request or offer by one side, whereas 合意 refers to a mutually reached agreement between parties.
承諾 emphasizes agreeing to or accepting a request or proposal, whereas 許諾 leans toward formally granting rights or permission.
承諾する means to formally consent to a proposal, whereas 応ずる more broadly covers accepting or meeting a request or condition.
承諾 is used for formally accepting a request, offer, or contract, whereas 承知 is broader and also covers everyday acknowledgment.
承諾する is a formal word for agreeing to a specific request or proposal, whereas 受け入れる has a broader range covering people, ideas, and conditions.
承諾 is formal consent to a specific request or offer, whereas 納得 is the inner conviction that something makes sense.
承諾 is a formal term for consent or agreement to a request, while 許し covers forgiveness as well as permission.
承諾 is the standard modern word for giving formal consent or agreement, while 受け in this sense is a more limited, old-fashioned noun use.
承諾 is a formal word for granting consent to a request, while 承服 specifically implies yielding to a demand, ruling, or authority, often under pressure.
承諾 means giving consent or acceptance, the opposite of お断り, which means declining or refusing.
承諾する means to consent or agree, the opposite of 否む's sense of refusing an offer or request.
承諾する means to accept or consent to a request, the opposite of 断る which means to refuse it.
承諾 means to accept or consent to an offer, the direct opposite of 辞退, which means to formally decline it.
承諾 means to consent or agree to something, the direct opposite of 謝絶's formal refusal.
age of consent
consensual homicide (at the killer's suggestion)