組織的|そしきてきsoshikiteki
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- na-adjectivesystematic; organized; organizational
Conjugation
| Plain form | 組織的(そしきてき) |
|---|---|
| Polite (desu) | 組織的です(そしきてきです) |
| Negative (dewa nai) | 組織的ではない(そしきてきではない) |
| polite (dewa arimasen) | 組織的ではありません(そしきてきではありません) |
| Past (datta) | 組織的だった(そしきてきだった) |
| Past negative (dewa nakatta) | 組織的ではなかった(そしきてきではなかった) |
| Te form (de) | 組織的で(そしきてきで) |
| Adverbial (ni) | 組織的に(そしきてきに) |
| Conditional (nara) | 組織的なら(そしきてきなら) |
Common forms generated by rule; see the senses for honorific or irregular usage.
- Synonym体系的たいけいてきWrittenWritten/formal prose; used of knowledge or study organized into a system; 「組織的」 stresses an organized, orderly way of doing things.
- Synonym系統的けいとうてきWrittenWritten/formal prose; describes something systematic and well ordered; 「組織的」 stresses that work is carried out in an organized way.
- Synonym計画的けいかくてきNeutralNeutral; means planned out in advance, as in 「計画的犯行」; 「組織的」 stresses organization and order.
- Synonym規則的きそくてきNeutralNeutral; means regular, recurring on a fixed pattern; 「組織的」 stresses organization and order.
- SynonymシステマティックNeutralNeutral loanword for a systematic, step-by-step method; 「組織的」 stresses organization and orderly execution.
- Related規則正しいきそくただしいNeutralNeutral; means regular and orderly, as in 「規則正しい生活」; 「組織的」 stresses that things are carried out in an organized way.
- Related整然たるWrittenWritten/formal prose; describes something neat and orderly, while 「組織的」 stresses that things are done in an organized, planned way.
- Antonym無秩序むちつじょNeutralNeutral antonym: lacking order, chaotic; the direct opposite of 「組織的」.
- Antonym個別的こべつてきNeutralNeutral antonym: individual, handled one by one; the opposite of 「組織的」 as an organized, group-wide effort.
Use 「組織的」 for work carried out in a planned, orderly way or by an organized group, as in 「組織的犯罪」 and 「組織的な取り組み」. For systematic knowledge or learning pick 「体系的」; for something planned in advance, 「計画的」. The opposites are 「無秩序」 and 「個別的」.
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