Offline mode

    契約書を提示する (keiyakusho o teiji suru - to present a contract)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    formal

    How it works

    This phrase consists of a noun (契約書 - contract), a direct object particle (を - o), and a compound verb (提示する - teiji suru - to present/show). 提示する is formed by a Sino-Japanese noun 提示 (presentation/showing) followed by the する (suru) verb, which turns it into a verb meaning 'to do the action of presentation/showing'.

    Sample sentences

    弁護士は依頼人に契約書を提示した。

    The lawyer presented the contract to the client.

    新しい取引条件を交渉するため、先方が契約書を提示する予定です。

    To negotiate new trade terms, the other party is expected to present the contract.

    入社手続きの際に、雇用契約書を提示された。

    During the onboarding process, I was presented with an employment contract.

    Quick facts

    nuance:提示する (teiji suru) implies presenting something for review, consideration, or formal inspection, often in a business or official context. It's more formal than merely '見せる' (miseru - to show).
    verbType:suru verb

    Mnemonic

    Sign in for a creative sound-alike story that makes "契約書を提示する (keiyakusho o teiji suru - to present a contract)" unforgettable 🧠

    Get an AI-generated memory hook for 契約書を提示する (keiyakusho o teiji suru - to present a contract) — a vivid scene that locks the word in your brain 🧠

    Example

    弁護士は依頼人に契約書を提示した。

    The lawyer presented the contract to the client.

    新しい取引条件を交渉するため、先方が契約書を提示する予定です。

    To negotiate new trade terms, the other party is expected to present the contract.

    Sign in for AI-generated examples tailored to your level ✨