在席
zaisekiThe state of being present at one's designated seat or position, typically in a formal or professional setting.
社長は会議の開始前に在席していました。
The president was present at his seat before the meeting started.
在席者は全員、議事録に署名しました。
All those present at their seats signed the minutes.
This phrase is commonly used in formal contexts such as meetings, conferences, or official gatherings to indicate attendance.
Related Phrases
💡Pro Tip
Formal vs. Informal
'在席' is more formal and specific to being at one's seat, while '出席' is more general and can refer to attendance in any form.
⚡Gold Rule
Context Matters
Use '在席' when emphasizing physical presence at a designated seat, such as in meetings or official events.
📖Word Origin
Composed of 在 (to be present) and 席 (seat), literally meaning 'to be at one's seat.'
📝Usage Notes
While '出席' generally means 'attendance,' '在席' specifically refers to being physically present at one's designated seat.