- dispensing with the preliminaries ...at the beginning of a brief letter
- omitting the previous partwhen quoting something
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noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb
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- dispensing with the preliminaries ...
This expression is often used at the beginning of a letter or message to signify that the writer is omitting formal greetings or introductory remarks, usually to get straight to the point.
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ぜんりゃく前略のけん件regarding the matter of omitting the preliminariesぜんりゃく前略もうしあげます申し上げますI would like to dispense with the preliminariesぜんりゃく前略しつれい失礼いたしますexcuse me for omitting the earlier partぜんりゃく前略ともうしあげて申し上げてI say this by omitting the preliminariesぜんりゃく前略おゆるし許しくださいplease forgive me for skipping the introductionこのてがみ手紙はぜんりゃく前略からはじめます始めますthis letter starts by omitting the preliminariesぜんりゃく前略にてしつれい失礼しますexcuse me for being direct by omitting the preliminaries
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