駐ちゅう留りゅう

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駐留する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	駐ちゅう留りゅうする	駐ちゅう留りゅうしない
Polite	駐ちゅう留りゅうします	駐ちゅう留りゅうしません
Past polite	駐ちゅう留りゅうしました	駐ちゅう留りゅうしませんでした
Past	駐ちゅう留りゅうした	駐ちゅう留りゅうしなかった
Te-form	駐ちゅう留りゅうして	駐ちゅう留りゅうしないで
Desire	駐ちゅう留りゅうしたい	駐ちゅう留りゅうしたくない
Potential	駐ちゅう留りゅうできる	駐ちゅう留りゅうできない
Passive	駐ちゅう留りゅうされる	駐ちゅう留りゅうされない
Causative	駐ちゅう留りゅうさせる	駐ちゅう留りゅうさせない
Causative passive	駐ちゅう留りゅうさせられる	駐ちゅう留りゅうさせられない
Volitional	駐ちゅう留りゅうしよう
Polite volitional	駐ちゅう留りゅうしましょう
Imperative	駐ちゅう留りゅうしろ	駐ちゅう留りゅうするな
Conditional	駐ちゅう留りゅうすれば	駐ちゅう留りゅうしなければ
Tara conditional	駐ちゅう留りゅうしたら	駐ちゅう留りゅうしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

stationing; garrison

Refers to the stationing of troops or military forces in a location, often for an extended period. Used in both noun and suru-verb constructions.

米べい軍ぐんが日本にほんに駐ちゅう留りゅうしている。
U.S. forces are stationed in Japan.
駐ちゅう留りゅう部ぶ隊たいの撤てっ退たいが決きまった。
The withdrawal of the stationed troops was decided.

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Usage patterns

〈場ば所しょ〉に駐ちゅう留りゅうするto be stationed in a place
米べい軍ぐんは現げん在ざいも沖おき縄なわに駐ちゅう留りゅうしている。
U.S. forces are still stationed in Okinawa today.
〈国くに〉が〈物もの〉を駐ちゅう留りゅうさせるfor a country to station (troops, forces) somewhere
その国くには国こっ境きょう付ふ近きんに部ぶ隊たいを駐ちゅう留りゅうさせた。
The country stationed troops near the border.

Kanji

駐stop-over, reside in, resident
留detain, fasten, halt

Related words

駐ちゅう屯とん
駐留 is the broader term often used for foreign or extended military presence, while 駐屯 implies a more permanent, camp-based stationing of troops.
駐ちゅう在ざい
駐留 specifically describes troops stationed in a place (often abroad), whereas 駐在 more commonly refers to a single official, such as a police officer or diplomat, being posted somewhere.
進しん駐ちゅう
駐留 refers simply to troops being stationed somewhere, whereas 進駐 specifically includes the act of advancing into and settling in the area.
配はい備び
駐留 specifically means troops being stationed or garrisoned in a place over time, while 配備 covers the broader act of deploying personnel or equipment for readiness.

Opposites

撤てっ退たい
駐留 means troops remaining stationed in a place, while 撤退 means those troops withdrawing from it.

Word family

駐ちゅう留りゅう軍ぐん
stationed troops; garrison forces
駐ちゅう留りゅう部ぶ隊たい
garrisoned forces; garrison troops

Etymology

Compound of 駐 (stay, reside) and 留 (remain, stay). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the combination naturally conveys the idea of staying in place, applied to military stationing.