貫かん徹てつ

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貫徹する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Emphasizes seeing a plan, principle, or intention through to the end despite difficulties. Often used with 方針, 意志, 目標, etc.

Non-standard or rare usage; the core meaning of '貫徹' is accomplishment. This sense may appear in older or specialized texts.

〈事こと〉を貫かん徹てつするto carry through with something (a plan, policy, or intention)
彼かれは自じ分ぶんの意い志しを貫かん徹てつした。
He carried through with his own resolve.
最さい後ごまで〈事こと〉を貫かん徹てつするto see something through to the very end
困こん難なんがあっても方ほう針しんを最さい後ごまで貫かん徹てつするつもりだ。
I intend to see the policy through to the end, even if difficulties arise.

達たっ成せいN2sense 1
達成 focuses on reaching a goal or target, while 貫徹 emphasizes sticking to a plan or principle until it is fully carried out.
完かん遂すい sense 1
完遂 stresses finishing a task or mission completely, whereas 貫徹 stresses unwavering adherence to an idea or policy despite obstacles.
実じつ現げんN3sense 1
実現 means making something become real or happen, while 貫徹 means holding firm to a plan or intention until it is completed.
徹てっ底ていN3
貫徹 means to see something through to the end despite obstacles, whereas 徹底 stresses leaving no gaps or exceptions rather than overcoming resistance.
貫つらぬくN1
貫徹する is a formal word for carrying a plan or belief through to the end, closely matching 貫く's abstract sense but sounding more bureaucratic.

挫ざ折せつ sense 1
挫折 means being thwarted or giving up partway through, the opposite of 貫徹, which means carrying something through to the end.
断だん念ねんN1sense 1
断念 means abandoning a plan or goal, whereas 貫徹 means seeing that same plan or goal through to completion.

徹てっ底ていN3sense 1
徹底 describes general thoroughness or completeness in doing something, while 貫徹 specifically means carrying a plan, principle, or intention through to the end.
貫かん通つう sense 2
貫通 means physically piercing or passing through something, while 貫徹 usually means figuratively carrying out a plan or principle to completion.

初しょ志し貫かん徹てつ
carrying out one's original intention; seeing one's initial resolve through to the end
首しゅ尾び貫かん徹てつ
consistency; coherence; unchanging from start to finish

Compound of 貫 (pierce, go through) and 徹 (penetrate, carry through). The combination reinforces the idea of thoroughgoing persistence.