宿(がっしゅく)

がっしゅく
noun, verb (suru)
training camp, group lodging
1. training camp, group lodging, retreat
A period where a group stays together at a location away from home for intensive training, practice, study, or team building. Common for sports clubs, school clubs, and company groups.
夏休(なつやす)みに合宿(がっしゅく)がある。
There's a training camp during summer vacation.
部活(ぶかつ)合宿(がっしゅく)(やま)(なか)のホテルに()まった。
We stayed at a hotel in the mountains for the club training camp.
三泊四日(さんぱくよっか)合宿(がっしゅく)集中的(しゅうちゅうてき)練習(れんしゅう)した結果(けっか)、チームの実力(じつりょく)()がった。
After intensive practice during a three-night, four-day training camp, the team's ability improved.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 合宿(がっしゅく)()く (go on a training camp)
  • 合宿(がっしゅく)免許(めんきょ) (intensive driving license course at a residential facility)
  • (なつ)合宿(がっしゅく) (summer training camp)
  • 強化(きょうか)合宿(がっしゅく) (intensive training camp)

A quintessential part of Japanese club culture, especially for sports teams at schools and universities. 合宿(がっしゅく)免許(めんきょ) is a popular and economical way to get a driver's license quickly by staying at a residential driving school for about two weeks.