(ひょうしょうじょう)

ひょうしょうじょう
noun
certificate of commendation; award certificate
education
1. certificate of commendation; award certificate
A formal document presented to praise an achievement or long service, typically read aloud at a ceremony before being handed over. Common in schools, workplaces, and local government.
校長(こうちょう)から表彰状(ひょうしょうじょう)もらった
I received a certificate of commendation from the principal.
(しき)市長(しちょう)表彰状(ひょうしょうじょう)()()げた
At the ceremony, the mayor read the certificate of commendation aloud.
三十年(さんじゅうねん)(つと)めた(ちち)会社(かいしゃ)から表彰状(ひょうしょうじょう)記念品(きねんひん)(おく)られた
My father, who worked there for thirty years, was presented with a certificate of commendation and a memento by the company.

表彰(ひょうしょう) (public commendation) + (じょう) (written document).

Common collocations

Similar words

  • 賞状(しょうじょう): award certificate — for winning a contest or placing in a competition
  • 感謝状(かんしゃじょう): certificate of appreciation — thanks for help or cooperation, not merit
  • 修了証(しゅうりょうしょう): certificate of completion — records finishing a course