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    3. 発足

    発足

    発ほっ足そく

    starting

    N1KMT3News #3+1CoreNoun, Participle, Verb, IntransitiveBusiness & FinanceKanji Vocab16 strokes

    ほっそくはっそく

    Noun, Participle, Verb, Intransitive

    1.
    starting, inauguration, launch, founding, establishment, start-up

    Stroke 0 / 16

    Speed1.0x

    新あたらしい委い員いん会かいが発ほっ足そくしました。

    A new committee has been inaugurated.

    KMT3Business & Finance
    そのプロジェクトは先せん月げつ発ほっ足そくしました。

    That project was launched last month.

    KMT3Business & FinanceWork & Career
    会かい社しゃは新あたらしい事じ業ぎょう部ぶを発ほっ足そくさせました。

    The company launched a new business division.

    KMT3Business & Finance
    地ち域いき住じゅう民みんの協きょう力りょくにより、新あたらしいNPOが発がほっ足そくする運はこびとなりました。

    Thanks to the cooperation of local residents, a new NPO is set to be established.

    KMT4Business & FinanceDaily Life
    戦せん後ご、多おおくの国こく際さい機き関かんが発ほっ足そくしました。

    After the war, many international organizations were established.

    KMT4Politics & LawHistory

    Kanji that make up this word

    発
    た.つ・あば.く・おこ.る・つか.わす・はな.つ…(4)
    departure・discharge・publish・emit・start from…(2)
    足
    あし・た.りる・た.る・た.す…(5)
    leg・foot・be sufficient・counter for pairs of footwear
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