貸し切り | Japanese meaning

貸し切り【かしきり】

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Alsoり【かしきり】【かしきり】かしきり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

reserving (for exclusive use); (full) booking; chartering; block reservation

This meaning refers to the act of reserving a venue, vehicle, or service so that only a specific group of people may use it.

I reserved the venue exclusively for this party.

Generated word frames (experimental)

Reserving [Place] for exclusive use

I will reserve the restaurant for exclusive use.

Reserving for [Event]

I will reserve for the party.

Reserving [Place] at [Time]

I will reserve the meeting room in the afternoon.

Reserving [Place] for [Number of People]

I will reserve the beach for ten people.

Reserving for [Activity]

I will reserve for the sports event.

Providing [Product] in a reserved state

I will provide a special service in a reserved state.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【かしきり】

Refers to reserving something for exclusive use, often used in the context of venues and transportation.

They reserved the venue for their wedding.

【よやく】

Refers to making a reservation, typically used for restaurants, hotels, and services.

I made a reservation at the restaurant.

【かしだし】

Refers to lending or borrowing something, often related to items rather than exclusive spaces.

The library lends out books.

【ちゃーたー】

Refers to hiring or chartering a vehicle or vessel for a specific purpose, similar to exclusive use but often for transport.

We traveled on a charter flight.

【あき】

Refers to availability or emptiness, indicating a lack of reservations or bookings.

This room is currently available.

【かしきりばす】

Refers to a bus that is reserved for exclusive use, often for groups or events.

We went on a school trip by chartered bus.

Example sentences1 result

I want to charter a bus.

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