欠席
Failure to be present at a place or event where one is expected, such as a school, workplace, or meeting.
例句
3 / 5明日の飲み会は欠席します。
I will be absent from tomorrow's drinking party.
体調不良につき、本日の会議は欠席させていただきます。
Due to poor health, I will be absent from today's meeting.
今日は欠席多すぎじゃない？
Aren't there too many absences today?
词族
记忆技巧
Ke (lack/missing) + Seki (seat). Your seat is missing you!
快速测验
急な用事でセミナーを___することになった。
正确！
正确答案是： 欠席
例句
明日の飲み会は欠席します。
everydayI will be absent from tomorrow's drinking party.
体調不良につき、本日の会議は欠席させていただきます。
formalDue to poor health, I will be absent from today's meeting.
今日は欠席多すぎじゃない？
informalAren't there too many absences today?
長期欠席が児童の学習に及ぼす影響。
academicThe impact of long-term absence on children's learning.
無断欠席は厳禁です。
businessAbsence without notice is strictly prohibited.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
欠席の連絡
notification of absence
やむを得ず欠席する
to be forced to be absent
欠席者リスト
list of absentees
容易混淆的词
'Kekkin' is specifically for missing work (jobs), while 'kesseki' is general (school, meetings, parties).
使用说明
Essential for letters of excuse or work emails in IELTS General Writing.
常见错误
Using 'yasumi' (rest/holiday) when a more formal 'kesseki' is required in writing.
记忆技巧
Ke (lack/missing) + Seki (seat). Your seat is missing you!
词源
欠 (lack/yawn) + 席 (seat).
语法模式
文化背景
In Japan, contacting someone before the event starts to report your 'kesseki' is considered basic manners.
快速测验
急な用事でセミナーを___することになった。
正确！
正确答案是： 欠席
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