決けっ行こう

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JLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

決行する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Implies a firm decision to proceed, often despite obstacles or opposition. Common in news reports about events, strikes, or plans.

〈事こと〉を決けっ行こうするto go ahead and carry out (a plan, event, etc.)
反はん対たいの声こえもあったが、計けい画かくを決けっ行こうした。
Despite some opposition, they went ahead with the plan.
予よ定てい通どおり決けっ行こうするto proceed as scheduled (despite conditions)
台たい風ふうが近ちかづいていたが、花はな火び大たい会かいは予よ定てい通どおり決けっ行こうされた。
A typhoon was approaching, but the fireworks festival went ahead as scheduled.
決けっ行こうの日ひthe day set for carrying out (an action)
決けっ行こうの日ひが近ちかづき、緊きん張ちょうが高たかまった。
As the day of action approached, tension rose.

実じっ行こうN3
実行 means simply 'to carry out' or 'put into practice' in a neutral sense, while 決行 stresses the firm resolve to proceed, often despite difficulty or opposition.
強きょう行こうN1
強行 implies forcing something through aggressively regardless of opposition, whereas 決行 focuses on the decisive act of going ahead as planned.
敢かん行こう
敢行 means to bravely carry something out despite risk or hardship, while 決行 emphasizes the firmness of the decision to proceed rather than the courage involved.
断だん行こう
決行 means going ahead with a planned event despite bad conditions (e.g. weather), whereas 断行 emphasizes firmly enforcing a policy or decision against resistance.

中ちゅう止しN4
中止 means to cancel or call off a plan, the direct opposite of 決行, which means to go ahead with it.
思おもいとどまるN1
決行する means to carry out a plan despite hesitation or difficulty, the opposite of 思いとどまる, which means to stop oneself from doing something.
見み合あわせるN2
決行する means to go ahead and carry out a plan despite obstacles, the opposite of 見合わせる's sense of postponing or withholding it.

結けっ構こうN5
結構 (also read けっこう) means 'fine/enough/rather' and is unrelated in meaning to 決行 'to carry out'; the two are distinguished only by kanji and context.

Compound of 決 (decide) and 行 (go, carry out). The meaning is transparent from its components.