commencement in Japanese
commencement in Japanese is 卒業式 — commencement means the beginning or start of something (formal).
commencement in Japanese
卒業式
Pronounced: sotsugyōshiki
(education) A graduation ceremony, from a school, college or university. Sometimes before the actual graduation.
What does "commencement" mean?
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noun The beginning or start of something (formal).
"The commencement of the project was delayed by permit issues."
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noun A graduation ceremony marking the completion of a course of study.
"Her whole family flew in for her college commencement."
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commencement in a sentence
- The commencement of the project was delayed by permit issues.
- Her whole family flew in for her college commencement.
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What is "commencement" in Japanese?
"commencement" in Japanese is 卒業式. commencement means: The beginning or start of something (formal).
How do you pronounce 卒業式?
"commencement" in Japanese is 卒業式, pronounced "sotsugyōshiki".
How do you use "commencement" in a sentence?
Example: "The commencement of the project was delayed by permit issues." In Japanese, "commencement" is 卒業式.
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