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採択

to adopt a resolution

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Conjugation of 採択

This verb can also mean the following: plan, goal
私/俺
Present informal tense
採択
saitaku suru
I adopt a resolution
Present informal negative tense
採択しない
saitaku shinai
I don't adopt a resolution
Present formal tense
採択します
saitaku shimasu
I adopt a resolution
Present formal negative tense
採択しません
saitaku shimasen
I do not adopt a resolution
私/俺
Past informal tense
採択した
saitaku shita
I adopted a resolution
Past informal negative tense
採択しなかった
saitaku shinakatta
I didn't adopt a resolution
Past formal tense
採択しました
saitaku shimashita
I adopt a resolution
Past formal negative tense
採択しませんでした
saitaku shimasen deshita
I did not adopt a resolution
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
採択せよ
saitaku seyo
adopt a resolution
Imperative negative mood
採択な
saitaku suru na
don't adopt a resolution
Imperative formal mood
採択してください
saitaku shite kudasai
please adopt a resolution
Imperative formal negative mood
採択しないでください
saitaku shinai dekudasai
please do not adopt a resolution
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
採択して
saitaku shite
adopt a resolution
Passive stem
採択される
saitaku sareru
adopted a resolution
Hypothetical tense
採択すれ
saitaku sure
if I adopted a resolution
Hypothetical conditional stem
採択すれば
saitaku sureba
adopted a resolution
私/俺
Volitional stem
採択しよう
saitaku shiyō
will adopt a resolution
Potential stem
採択できる
saitaku dekiru
adopted a resolution
Continuative stem
採択し
saitaku shi
adopting a resolution
Causative stem
採択させる
saitaku saseru
allow to adopt a resolution
私/俺
Imperfective stem
採択し
saitaku shi
adopt a resolution

Examples of 採択

“連邦議会が最初の国家犯罪法を” “採択する　きっかけとなりました” “次にノースダコタの” “ファーゴでは…”

He's cited as the reason Congress is considering the first national crime bill, making criminal enterprise across state lines a federal offense.

"州を超えた　国家に対する" "犯罪活動に対して..." "連邦議会が最初の国家犯罪法を" "採択する　きっかけとなりました"

He's cited as the reason Congress is considering the first national crime bill, making criminal enterprise across state lines a federal offense.