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    有利な条件を提示する (yūri na jōken o teiji suru - to present favorable terms)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression (verb phrase)
    neutral/formal

    How it works

    This is a transitive verb phrase. '有利な条件' (yūri na jōken) acts as the direct object, marked by the particle 'を' (o). '提示する' (teiji suru) means 'to present' or 'to offer' and is a common suru-verb for formal presentations or proposals.

    Sample sentences

    彼らは私たちに有利な条件を提示してくれた。

    They offered us favorable terms.

    この会社は顧客に常に有利な条件を提示する。

    This company always offers advantageous terms to its customers.

    より有利な条件を提示すれば、契約を勝ち取れるかもしれない。

    If we present more favorable terms, we might win the contract.

    Quick facts

    nuance:The phrase implies a deliberate act of putting forward conditions that are beneficial for the recipient or, in a negotiation context, for the party making the offer.
    components:有利 (yūri - advantageous/favorable, a な-adjective), な (na - adjectival particle), 条件 (jōken - terms/conditions, noun), を (o - direct object particle), 提示する (teiji suru - to present/offer, suru-verb)

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    Example

    彼らは私たちに有利な条件を提示してくれた。

    They offered us favorable terms.

    この会社は顧客に常に有利な条件を提示する。

    This company always offers advantageous terms to its customers.

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