一式(いっしき)

いっしき
noun
complete set; full kit
1. complete set; full kit; everything needed
A full set of items that together form a complete collection or kit. Used when referring to all the necessary items for a particular purpose.
工具(こうぐ)一式(いっしき)を買(か)った。
I bought a complete set of tools.
書類(しょるい)一式(いっしき)を提出(ていしゅつ)してください。
Please submit the full set of documents.
引(ひ)っ越(こ)しの際(さい)に家具(かぐ)一式(いっしき)を新(あたら)しく揃(そろ)えることにした。
When moving, I decided to get a complete new set of furniture.

Composed of 一(いち) (one) + 式(しき) (set/ceremony). Means a complete set of everything needed for a particular purpose.

GRAMMAR:
Follows the noun it modifies directly, forming a compound: noun + 一式(いっしき).

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 書類(しょるい)一式(いっしき): full set of documents
  • 道具(どうぐ)一式(いっしき): complete set of tools
  • 家具(かぐ)一式(いっしき): complete set of furniture
  • 一式(いっしき)揃(そろ)える: to assemble a full set
  • 一式(いっしき)で〜円(えん): 〜 yen for the whole set

USAGE:
Often appears in business, administrative, and shopping contexts. Implies that nothing is missing — all necessary items are included. Frequently seen on invoices and in product descriptions.

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