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提出

ていしゅつ

teishutsu

submission
noun (suru-verb)

This word is used when handing over documents, assignments, or applications to someone in a position of authority, such as a teacher, a boss, or a government office. It implies a formal procedure or a requirement that must be fulfilled.

While the verb 出す (dasu) can also mean "to hand in," it is much more casual and general. 提出 (teishutsu) is the appropriate choice for official, academic, or professional contexts. Using 出す in a formal business report or a university thesis submission would sound overly colloquial.

In modern usage, 提出 is not limited to physical paper. It is equally applicable to digital submissions, such as uploading a file to a portal or sending an attachment via email, as long as the act constitutes a formal submission of a required document.

Meanings

noun (suru-verb)submission

The act of handing in a document, application, or report to a person or organization in authority.

を提出する。

Submit a report.

Examples

学生先生に宿題を提出した。

The student submitted the homework to the teacher.

School Life

明日までに申請書を提出してください。

Please submit the application form by tomorrow.

Office

彼は期限内に書類提出しなかった。

He did not submit the documents within the deadline.

Business

会社に経費精算書を提出する。

I will submit the expense report to the company.

Office

受験願書を郵便で提出した。

I submitted the exam application by mail.

School Life

Onomatopoeia & Mimetic Words

ササッと

Doing something quickly and efficiently.

課題をササッと提出して、遊びに行く。

Quickly submit the assignment and go out to play.

ギリギリ

At the very last moment or limit.

ギリギリにを提出した。

I submitted the report at the very last minute of the deadline.

バタバタ

Being frantic or hectic.

提出期限が近くて、バタバタと書類準備提出した。

The deadline was approaching, so I frantically prepared and submitted the documents.

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