カイサン
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. breaking up (a meeting, gathering, etc.); dispersal (e.g. of a crowd)
Well, I guess we'll call it a day here.
2. dissolution (of a company, organization, etc.); winding-up; disbandment; split-up
That organization was dissolved.
3. dissolution (of the Diet, Parliament, etc.)
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (10 in total)
snap election; snap general election
right to dissolve (e.g. the Diet)
dissolution of the lower house of parliament
Examples (14 in total)
Well, I guess we'll call it a day here.
Parliament has been dissolved.
The Diet has been dissolved.
That organization was dissolved.
We don't have to disband the team!
That's all for today; we are dismissed.
Well then, let's call it a day.
It was more of a dismantling than a dissolution.
We parted at the station at three.
And then, your partner dissolved the company.
The project was frozen, and the team ended up being disbanded.
It was the day the team I belonged to as a newcomer was disbanded.
The group that had been blocking the front gate had naturally begun to disperse.
We disbanded and shared information within our respective parties.