一式|いっしきisshiki[0]heiban (flat)
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- noun(complete) set; outfit; kit; suite
- nounall; everything
- SynonymセットNeutralA loanword for a set or combo, as in 「セットメニュー」; common in everyday speech, while 「一式」 leans written and businesslike.
- Synonym揃いそろいNeutralA set of items or matching outfits, as in 「お揃い」; stresses that the pieces match one another, while 「一式」 stresses being complete.
- Synonym一揃いひとそろいNeutralOne complete set of the things needed; close in sense to 「一式」 but with a plainer, less formal feel.
- Synonym揃えそろえNeutralAligning or arranging things, and a counter for sets; seldom used on its own, unlike 「一式」, which directly names a full set.
- Synonym一揃えひとそろえNeutralSame-kind or related items gathered into one complete set; synonymous with 「一揃い」 and mostly interchangeable with 「一式」.
- Synonym一組ひとくみNeutralOne group or pair, also one class; used mainly as a counting unit, while 「一式」 stresses that everything is complete.
- Related組くみNeutralA group or set, and also a class or team; broader in use than 「一式」, which covers everything needed for one purpose.
- Related一連いちれんNeutralA series of related things, as in 「一連の事件」; stresses a connected sequence, while 「一式」 refers to sets of items or documents.
- RelatedひとまとまりNeutralThings gathered into one bunch or group; the emphasis is on being collected into a single unit, while 「一式」 stresses a complete set put together for use.
Use 「一式」 for the full set of things needed for a purpose, as in 「キャンプ用品一式」 or 「書類一式」. In everyday speech say 「セット」; for matching same-kind sets use 「揃い」, and for a series of related events 「一連」. 「一揃い」 and 「一揃え」 are close, plainer alternatives.
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