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研修 (けんしゅう, kenshuu) Japanese meaning: training | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N3 › Freq. Frequency Top 5,000 Conjugation 研修する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 研けん 修しゅう する 研けん 修しゅう しない Polite 研けん 修しゅう します 研けん 修しゅう しません Past polite 研けん 修しゅう しました 研けん 修しゅう しませんでした Past 研けん 修しゅう した 研けん 修しゅう しなかった Te-form 研けん 修しゅう して 研けん 修しゅう しないで Desire 研けん 修しゅう したい 研けん 修しゅう したくない Potential 研けん 修しゅう できる 研けん 修しゅう できない Passive 研けん 修しゅう される 研けん 修しゅう されない Causative 研けん 修しゅう させる 研けん 修しゅう させない Causative passive 研けん 修しゅう させられる 研けん 修しゅう させられない Volitional 研けん 修しゅう しよう Polite volitional 研けん 修しゅう しましょう Imperative 研けん 修しゅう しろ 研けん 修しゅう するな Conditional 研けん 修しゅう すれば 研けん 修しゅう しなければ Tara conditional 研けん 修しゅう したら 研けん 修しゅう しなかったら
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研けん
修しゅう
を
受う
け
ます
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The new employees will undergo training starting next week.
This training is useful for acquiring practical skills.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 が 研けん 修しゅう を 受う ける to undergo/receive training
New employees receive training right after joining the company.
研けん 修しゅう に 参さん 加か する to take part in a training program
He ended up taking part in an overseas training program.
研けん 修しゅう を 行おこな う to conduct/hold a training session
〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 で 研けん 修しゅう を 受う ける to receive training at a place
She received three months of training at the head office.
Kanji 研 polish, study of, sharpen 修 discipline, conduct oneself well, study Related words· 6 訓練 emphasizes repetitive drills to build physical or mental skills, while 研修 focuses on structured professional or knowledge-based training.
講習 is a short, often certification-oriented course, whereas 研修 can be a longer, broader training program including on-the-job elements.
研修 refers to organized workplace or institutional training programs, while 修業 emphasizes the learner's own process of mastering a skill or craft.
研修 refers to training or study sessions for employees focused on skill development, whereas 実習 is about practical, on-site experience.
Show 2 more 研修 is a broader term for organized training (often at a company), while ワークショップ specifically implies interactive, practical sessions.
研修 refers to a specific training program or workshop, often short-term and job-related, while 養成 describes the overall process of developing a person's skills over time.
Etymology Composed of 研 (to sharpen, study) and 修 (to master, cultivate). The combination conveys the idea of studying and refining one's skills, fitting its modern sense of professional training.
The company holds training every year for new employees.
training institute; training center
Show 6 more training section; training department
advance training; prior training
fieldwork; on-the-job training; hands-on training
training camp; residential training; off-campus residential course
training program; training system
study tour; training trip
