ようyou
1.

A necessity or obligation that requires completion, often referring to tasks or errands one must attend to in daily life.

2.

The function or utility of something in terms of its role or service to society, indicating its usefulness or contribution.

3.

The act of engaging in personal bodily functions, specifically relating to the need for restroom use.

4.

A financial expenditure, particularly in the context of costs associated with specific needs or purposes.

5.

A formal term for a situation or reason that necessitates an action or decision, often conveying a sense of purpose behind that action.

6.

A descriptor for something that is intended to be used in a particular context or for a specific function, highlighting the suitability of an object for its designated use.

Example:

何の用でここに来たのですか。

ようい用意youi
1.

The act of organizing and assembling necessary items or conditions in advance of a specific task or event, ensuring everything is set for successful execution.

2.

A thoughtful consideration or effort made to anticipate needs or challenges before taking action, demonstrating care and attention to detail.

3.

A command used primarily in competitive contexts, signaling participants to assume their positions and prepare for an immediate start.

4.

A state of being thoroughly prepared, reflecting meticulous attention to all aspects and minimizing the likelihood of errors or oversights.

Example:

その部屋はあなたが使えるよう用意ができています。

しよう使用shiyou
1.

The act of employing or using something for a specific purpose or function, such as employing resources or facilities.

2.

The process of applying a particular item or resource in a practical context, often involving decisions about its effective deployment.

3.

The condition of utilizing a product or service in order to achieve a desired outcome, often implying a transactional relationship between the user and the provider.

Example:

使用する前に瓶を振ってください。

しんよう信用shin'you
1.

A sense of assurance in the reliability or truthfulness of a person's words or actions, leading to a willingness to accept them at face value.

2.

The esteem or recognition a person or entity holds in the eyes of others, often based on consistent behavior or performance, which impacts social and economic transactions.

3.

The condition of engaging in transactions where repayment is deferred, predicated upon a belief in the other party’s ability to fulfill their financial obligations.

Example:

私はもう彼を信用しない。

ようじ用事youji
1.

A matter or task that needs to be attended to, often pre-arranged or planned in advance, which may require attention or action at a specific time.

2.

An obligation or engagement that involves completing a specific duty or responsibility, sometimes related to personal affairs or errands.

3.

A task or business that may not seem significant but is necessary to manage daily life or obligations, often leading to the completion of other activities.

4.

A specific action or series of actions that one must undertake, usually associated with fulfilling commitments or responsibilities and can involve communication or errands.

Example:

私は街に用事がある。