B1 Idiom 1분 분량

太鼓判を押す

taikouban o osu

Give a strong guarantee

To give one's unqualified approval or strong recommendation for something.

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この製品の品質には、私が____。

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彼の計画には、部長も____。

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そのレストランの料理は、誰もが____ような美味しさだ。

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The expression combines '太鼓判' (taikoban), meaning 'large seal' or 'drum-shaped seal,' and '押す' (osu), meaning 'to press' or 'to stamp.' Historically, a '太鼓判' was a large, distinctive seal used by merchants or officials to signify their absolute guarantee or approval of a document or product. The size and prominence of this seal conveyed an undeniable and powerful endorsement. Therefore, '太鼓判を押す' metaphorically means to stamp something with such a large, authoritative seal, indicating complete and unwavering approval, much like a powerful endorsement from someone whose word is trusted and respected. This phrase emphasizes the strength and certainty of the approval, leaving no room for doubt or questioning.

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