開催
The act of holding or hosting an event, meeting, or exhibition. It is a formal way to describe opening a gathering for a specific purpose.
例句
3 / 5来週、この公園でお祭りが開催されます。
A festival will be held in this park next week.
国際会議は東京で開催される予定です。
The international conference is scheduled to be held in Tokyo.
今度のパーティー、どこで開催するの?
Where are you holding the next party?
词族
记忆技巧
Think of 'Kai' (open) and 'Sai' (urge/event). You are 'opening' the doors for a big 'event'.
快速测验
来月、新しいスポーツ大会が( )されます。
正确!
正确答案是: 開催
例句
来週、この公園でお祭りが開催されます。
everydayA festival will be held in this park next week.
国際会議は東京で開催される予定です。
formalThe international conference is scheduled to be held in Tokyo.
今度のパーティー、どこで開催するの?
informalWhere are you holding the next party?
本シンポジウムは大学の講堂で開催される。
academicThis symposium is held in the university auditorium.
明日の午前十時に会議を開催いたします。
businessWe will hold the meeting at 10:00 AM tomorrow.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
開催中
currently being held / in progress
開催を予定する
to plan to hold (an event)
無観客で開催
held without an audience
容易混淆的词
Shusai refers to the person/organization sponsoring the event, while kaisai refers to the act of holding the event itself.
Motsu means 'to hold' physically in your hand, whereas kaisai means 'to hold' an event.
使用说明
Kaisai is most commonly used for public or formal events like festivals, sports, and business meetings. In passive form, 'kaisai sareru' (is being held) is very frequent in news and announcements.
常见错误
Don't use kaisai for small, personal actions like 'holding' an object or 'holding' a baby; use 'motsu' or 'daku' instead.
记忆技巧
Think of 'Kai' (open) and 'Sai' (urge/event). You are 'opening' the doors for a big 'event'.
词源
From the Kanji '開' (to open) and '催' (to urge, hold, or sponsor).
语法模式
文化背景
Japan has many seasonal festivals (matsuri) and exhibitions that are formally announced using this word in local newspapers and flyers.
快速测验
来月、新しいスポーツ大会が( )されます。
正确!
正确答案是: 開催
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