受け渡し・受渡し・受渡|うけわたしukewatashi[0]heiban (flat)
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Which spelling to use
受け渡し受け渡し is the most common written form and the recommended choice for beginners. Its mixed kanji-and-kana spelling is the safest form to use when writing.
受渡し受渡し is a less common mixed kanji-and-kana variant of 受け渡し. You may encounter it in writing, but beginners should normally choose 受け渡し instead.
受渡受渡 is the least common form and uses kanji only. It is a less usual written variant; beginners should use 受け渡し rather than this form.
Definitions
- noundelivery; transfer; hand-over
Synonyms & antonyms
- Synonym授受じゅじゅWrittenGiving and receiving, as in 「金銭の授受」; written style, typical of legal and news writing.
- Related引き渡すひきわたすNeutralA verb: to hand something over to the other party or transfer it; also used for extraditing criminals. Describes only the side giving it.
- Related明け渡すあけわたすNeutralTo vacate a house or surrender a castle and hand it over to someone; stresses moving out and giving the place up.
- Related譲り渡すゆずりわたすNeutralTo hand over or cede property or rights; stresses the transfer of ownership.
- Related譲渡じょうとWrittenA legal term for transferring property or rights, as in 「譲渡所得」; formal, found in written prose.
- Related渡すわたすNeutralThe most common word: to hand or pass something to someone. 「受け渡し」 covers both the receiving and the giving side.
- Related手放すてばなすNeutralTo let go of or part with something you own; the focus is on giving it up, not on the act of handing it to someone.
- Related譲与じょうよWrittenTo transfer or assign something; written style and not often used.
- Related譲るゆずるNeutralTo give or yield a thing or right to someone, with or without payment; also giving up a seat or conceding.
- Related受け渡すうけわたすNeutralThe verb form of 「受け渡し」: to hand over and transfer. Used less often.
Use 「受け渡し」 for the handover of goods or money, as in 「商品の受け渡し」. When one side simply hands something over, use 「渡す」 or 「引き渡す」; for transferring property or rights, the legal term is 「譲渡」.
Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only
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