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完成 — meaning in English: Completion

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kemuri
タッチ
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完成
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers often use the word 完成 (kansei) in academic and professional settings when discussing project completions, such as finishing a report or successfully concluding a team project. Additionally, it may be employed in everyday conversations when someone has completed a task, like finishing a piece of art or cooking a meal.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym for 完成 is 完了 (kanryou), which also means 'completion.' However, 完成 often implies a sense of fulfillment and accomplishment, while 完了 is more about the technical aspect of finishing something without the emotional weight. You would choose 完成 when you want to express pride in a job well done.
Culture
The word 完成 (kansei) carries a sense of achievement and satisfaction, reflecting the Japanese cultural emphasis on diligence and perseverance. Historically, it embodies the spirit of completing a task to perfection, which resonates with the traditional Japanese philosophy of 'monozukuri'—a deep commitment to craftsmanship and quality.
FAQ
Q.What does 完成 mean in English?
完成 (kansei) translates to 'completion' in English, referring to the state of having finished something successfully.
Q.How is 完成 used in a sentence?
You might say, 'プロジェクトが完成しました' (Purojekuto ga kansei shimashita), which means 'The project has been completed.'
Q.Are there any common mistakes with 完成?
A common mistake is confusing 完成 with other completion-related words like 完了. Remember that 完成 emphasizes emotional satisfaction, while 完了 is more neutral.
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