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    一同の参加 (ichidō no sanka - participation of all members)

    Grammar & Usage

    noun phrase
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase is a nominal compound. 「一同 (ichidō)」 means 'all members' or 'the whole company', and 「参加 (sanka)」 means 'participation'. The particle 「の (no)」 acts as a genitive marker, indicating possession or association, linking 'all members' to 'participation'.

    Sample sentences

    会議には一同の参加が求められています。

    Participation from all members is requested for the meeting.

    イベントの成功は一同の参加にかかっています。

    The success of the event depends on everyone's participation.

    新プロジェクトには一同の積極的な参加が期待されます。

    Active participation from all members is expected for the new project.

    Quick facts

    nuance:「一同 (ichidō)」 specifically refers to all members of a group present at a particular place or gathered for a specific purpose, making it more formal and encompassing than just 'everyone'.
    kanji_breakdown:一 (ichi - one) 同 (dō - same) の (no - possessive particle) 参 (san - participate) 加 (ka - add)

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    会議には一同の参加が求められています。

    Participation from all members is requested for the meeting.

    イベントの成功は一同の参加にかかっています。

    The success of the event depends on everyone's participation.

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