授じゅ賞しょう式しき

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Meanings

award ceremony; prize-giving ceremony

A formal event where prizes or awards are presented. Common in news and official contexts.

授じゅ賞しょう式しきに出しゅっ席せきするto attend an award ceremony
彼かれは授じゅ賞しょう式しきに出しゅっ席せきするために東とう京きょうへ行いった。
He went to Tokyo to attend the award ceremony.
授じゅ賞しょう式しきが行おこなわれるan award ceremony is held
来らい月げつ、映えい画が祭さいの授じゅ賞しょう式しきが行おこなわれる予よ定ていだ。
The film festival's award ceremony is scheduled to be held next month.
授じゅ賞しょう式しきで賞しょうを受うけ取とるto receive an award at the ceremony
彼かの女じょは授じゅ賞しょう式しきで最さい優ゆう秀しゅう賞しょうを受うけ取とった。
She received the top award at the ceremony.

表ひょう彰しょう式しき
授賞式 specifically refers to a ceremony where prizes or awards are conferred, while 表彰式 is a broader commendation ceremony that can honor achievements or good deeds without necessarily giving a prize.

受じゅ賞しょうN2
受賞 means 'to receive an award' (the winner's action), while 授賞式 is the ceremony itself where the award is presented; the kanji 受 (receive) and 授 (confer) are easy to mix up.

授じゅ賞しょう式しき
Standard spelling for an award ceremony; the kanji 授 (confer) and 賞 (prize) are the expected choice.
受じゅ賞しょう式しき
irregular kanji usage
Irregular kanji usage noted; 受賞 means 'receiving a prize' and is not standard for the ceremony itself. Learners should use 授賞式.

Compound of 授賞 (conferring a prize) + 式 (ceremony). The irregular form 受賞式 likely arises from confusion with 受賞 (receiving a prize).