How to say "fulfillment" in Japanese
- 成就じょうじゅnoun, noun (suffix), suru verb, transitive verb, intransitive verbFulfillment as realization: a goal, wish, or ambition actually coming true or being achieved. Think of a long-cherished plan or hope finally being brought to fruition.
- 履行りこうnoun, suru verb, transitive verbFulfillment of obligations: carrying out a promise, duty, or contract as one is bound to. This is the word for keeping an agreement or discharging what one owes.
- 実行じっこうnoun, suru verb, transitive verbStrictly about execution: carrying out a plan or putting something into practice. For most senses of 'fulfillment' this is only a marginal match, and it is seldom the word you want.
- 完遂かんすいnoun, suru verb, transitive verbFulfillment as successful completion: seeing a task or undertaking through to the very end. Use it when the emphasis is on finishing what was started, not on the obligation itself.
- 貫徹かんてつnoun, suru verb, transitive verbFulfillment in the sense of attainment: a purpose or intention carried through to realization. For most senses of 'fulfillment' it is a marginal choice, closer to 'carrying through' than to fulfillment itself.
Choose 成就 for a goal or wish being realized, 履行 for promises, duties and contracts, 完遂 for seeing a task through to completion, and treat 実行 and 貫徹 as marginal matches centered on execution and attainment.
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