接せっ待たい

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接待する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

entertainment; wining and dining; corporate hospitality

Refers to entertaining guests or clients, especially in a business context, often involving meals and drinks. Can be used as a noun or a suru-verb.

〈人ひと〉を接せっ待たいするto entertain/wine and dine someone (esp. a client)
取とり引ひき先さきを接せっ待たいするために高こう級きゅうレストランを予よ約やくした。
I booked an upscale restaurant to entertain a business client.
接せっ待たいを受うけるto be treated to entertainment/hospitality by someone
部ぶ長ちょうは取とり引ひき先さきから豪ごう華かな接せっ待たいを受うけた。
The manager was treated to lavish hospitality by the business partner.
接せっ待たいでゴルフをするto play golf as a form of business entertainment
週しゅう末まつは接せっ待たいでゴルフをすることが多おおい。
I often play golf on weekends as part of business entertaining.

もてなしN1
もてなし is a general word for warm hospitality toward any guest, while 接待 specifically means wining and dining someone, usually clients or business partners.
歓かん待たい
歓待 stresses a warm, joyful welcome of a guest, whereas 接待 focuses on the practical act of treating someone to food and drink, often out of business obligation.
接せつ遇ぐう
接遇 is a formal term for courteous customer or client service in general, while 接待 specifically involves entertaining someone with meals and drinks.
応おう接せつN2
接待 means hosting or entertaining guests, often with meals, drinks, or business hospitality, whereas 応接 simply means receiving and attending to visitors without necessarily entertaining them.

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もてなすN2
接待する specifically means entertaining clients or business guests (often with meals or drinks), whereas 持て成す covers hospitality toward any guest in general.
応おう対たいN2
接待 implies entertaining guests with hospitality such as meals or drinks, often for business purposes, whereas 応対 is the more neutral act of receiving and handling people.
優ゆう待たい
接待 specifically means entertaining guests or clients (e.g. wining and dining), while 優待 more broadly refers to any special, preferential treatment such as discounts or courteous service.

冷れい遇ぐう
冷遇 means to treat someone coldly or neglectfully, the opposite of 接待, which is to warmly entertain and treat a guest well.

招しょう待たいN4
招待 just means to invite someone to an event, while 接待 is the actual act of wining and dining a guest, often as a business favor.
接せっ客きゃく
接待 means entertaining clients or guests, often with meals or drinks for business purposes, whereas 接客 is the routine act of serving customers in a shop or service job.

接せっ待たい係がかり
receptionist; welcoming committee
接せっ待たい婦ふ
hostess
接せっ待たい費ひ
entertainment expenses; client entertainment costs
官かん官かん接せっ待たい
bureaucrats entertaining bureaucrats using public funds
接せっ待たい漬づけ
nonstop entertaining of business clients; constant client entertaining

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Composed of 接 (contact, receive) and 待 (wait, treat). The combination conveys the idea of receiving and treating guests.