内定 | Japanese meaning

内定【ないてい】

Frequency rank: 25,902. – 26,097.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; transitive verb; intransitive verb

unofficial offer (esp. job offer); tentative decisionsee also 本決まり

Forms

内定【ないてい】Frequency rank: 25,902. – 26,097.
ないてい

Generated definitions (experimental)

unofficial offer (esp. job offer)

This refers to a job offer that has been verbally agreed upon before the formal contract is signed. It indicates that the employer intends to hire the candidate but has not completed all the necessary formalities.

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She received an unofficial job offer from a major company.

、べき。

Once you receive the unofficial offer letter, you should immediately check the contract.

tentative decision

This meaning is used in situations where a preliminary decision has been made, but it has not been finalized. This can apply to various contexts beyond job offers, where there is an intention to go forward but no formal conclusion yet.

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The project is still at a tentative decision stage.

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The committee made a tentative decision, but the final approval will take place later.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to receive an unofficial job offernotification of a tentative decisiondeclining an unofficial offersuccessful candidatejob offer ceremonyto give an unofficial job offerrevocation of an unofficial offerto accept an unofficial job offercompany's unofficial job offerinterview regarding the unofficial offer

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)