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結集 (けっしゅう) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 20,000 Conjugation 結集する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 結けっ 集しゅう する 結けっ 集しゅう しない Polite 結けっ 集しゅう します 結けっ 集しゅう しません Past polite 結けっ 集しゅう しました 結けっ 集しゅう しませんでした Past 結けっ 集しゅう した 結けっ 集しゅう しなかった Te-form 結けっ 集しゅう して 結けっ 集しゅう しないで Desire 結けっ 集しゅう したい 結けっ 集しゅう したくない Potential 結けっ 集しゅう できる 結けっ 集しゅう できない Passive 結けっ 集しゅう される 結けっ 集しゅう されない Causative 結けっ 集しゅう させる 結けっ 集しゅう させない Causative passive 結けっ 集しゅう させられる 結けっ 集しゅう させられない Volitional 結けっ 集しゅう しよう Polite volitional 結けっ 集しゅう しましょう Imperative 結けっ 集しゅう しろ 結けっ 集しゅう するな Conditional 結けっ 集しゅう すれば 結けっ 集しゅう しなければ Tara conditional 結けっ 集しゅう したら 結けっ 集しゅう しなかったら
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The party rallied its supporters for the election.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 を 結けっ 集しゅう する to rally/gather people together
They rallied supporters from all over the country.
力ちから を 結けっ 集しゅう する to pool one's strength/efforts
The whole team pooled their strength to solve the problem.
英えい 知ち を 結けっ 集しゅう する to pool collective wisdom/knowledge
They pooled the collective wisdom of scientists worldwide to develop the vaccine.
〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 に 結けっ 集しゅう する to gather/converge at a place
The protesters converged on the square.
Kanji 集 gather, meet, congregate Transitive / intransitive 結集 can be used both transitively (〜を結集する, to gather something) and intransitively (〜に結集する, to gather at a place), as in 力を結集する (to pool one's strength) versus デモ隊は広場に結集した (the protesters gathered at the square).
Related words 集結 is a general term for assembling or gathering in one place, while 結集 stresses purposeful unification of forces or efforts toward a goal.
団結 emphasizes the emotional/social bond of people uniting as one, whereas 結集 focuses on physically or organizationally bringing together forces or resources.
統合 means merging separate things into a single integrated system, while 結集 means concentrating scattered forces or efforts toward one purpose without necessarily merging them.
動員 implies organized, often compulsory mobilization of people or resources for a task, while 結集 can describe voluntary concentration of efforts.
結集 emphasizes concentrating scattered forces or efforts into one place, while 糾合 stresses the act of actively rallying people or groups around a cause.
Opposites 分散 means to scatter or disperse, the direct opposite of 結集, which means to gather and concentrate into one.
分裂 means to split apart or break into factions, contrasting with 結集, which means to unite forces into one.
Don't confuse with 集中 usually refers to focusing attention or effort on one point, while 結集 refers specifically to gathering people, forces, or resources together.
結束 means solidarity or binding together as a unified group, while 結集 means the act of concentrating scattered forces or people into one place or effort.
Etymology Compound of 結 (bind, tie together) and 集 (gather, collect). The combination conveys the idea of binding together scattered elements into a concentrated whole.