欠席

This is the 8880th most frequent Japanese word.


欠席

Absence.


In this sentence, '欠席' (kesseki) is used as a verb meaning 'to be absent,' indicating someone's non-attendance at a specific event, such as a meeting.

彼は今日の会議を欠席しました。

He was absent from today's meeting.


Here, '欠席' refers to the act of missing or not attending classes, emphasizing habitual non-attendance.

学生の中には授業を頻繁に欠席する人もいる。

Some students frequently miss classes.


In this sentence, '欠席' represents absence as a concept, used here to discuss its potential consequences on academic performance.

欠席が続くと、成績に影響を及ぼしかねません。

Continuous absences may negatively affect one's grades.