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達成

tassei /tasːeː/

The act of successfully completing a task, reaching a goal, or attaining a desired result through effort. It is commonly used both for personal milestones and formal professional objectives.

Exemplos

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1

毎日、小さい目標を達成します。

I achieve small goals every day.

2

計画は予定通りに達成されました。

The plan was achieved as scheduled.

3

やった!ついに達成したぞ!

Yes! I finally achieved it!

Família de palavras

Substantivo
達成
Verb
達成する
Relacionado
達成感
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Dica de memorização

Look at the kanji: 達 (reach/arrive) + 成 (become/form). You are 'reaching' a point where your goal 'becomes' real.

Quiz rápido

ついに、百名山登頂という目標を____した。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 達成

Exemplos

1

毎日、小さい目標を達成します。

everyday

I achieve small goals every day.

2

計画は予定通りに達成されました。

formal

The plan was achieved as scheduled.

3

やった!ついに達成したぞ!

informal

Yes! I finally achieved it!

4

この実験の目的を達成するためには、正確なデータが必要です。

academic

To achieve the purpose of this experiment, accurate data is necessary.

5

チーム全員の協力で、今月の売上目標を達成できました。

business

With the cooperation of the entire team, we were able to achieve this month's sales target.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
達成
Verb
達成する
Relacionado
達成感

Colocações comuns

目標を達成する to achieve a goal
目的を達成する to achieve a purpose
記録を達成する to reach a record
達成感を味わう to experience a sense of accomplishment
ノルマを達成する to meet a quota

Frases Comuns

目標達成

goal achievement

自己達成

self-achievement

悲願達成

achieving one's long-cherished dream

Frequentemente confundido com

達成 vs 完成

完成 refers to finishing a physical object or structure, while 達成 refers to reaching an abstract goal or numerical target.

達成 vs 完了

完了 simply means a process has come to an end, whereas 達成 implies success through effort.

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Notas de uso

It is most frequently used as a suru-verb (達成する). It carries a positive nuance of overcoming a challenge or reaching a milestone.

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Erros comuns

Learners often use it for simple tasks like 'finishing homework.' For simple completion without a high 'target' aspect, '終わる' (owaru) is better.

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Dica de memorização

Look at the kanji: 達 (reach/arrive) + 成 (become/form). You are 'reaching' a point where your goal 'becomes' real.

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Origem da palavra

A Sino-Japanese compound: 'tatsu' (to reach/attain) and 'sei' (to become/succeed).

Padrões gramaticais

Used with the object marker を (e.g., 目標を達成する). Can be used in the passive form 達成される to describe goals being met.
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Contexto cultural

In Japanese society, setting and achieving 'motto' (slogans) or 'hyou' (targets) is a core part of school and office culture.

Quiz rápido

ついに、百名山登頂という目標を____した。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 達成

Frases relacionadas

Palavras relacionadas

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