lead to
as a good opportunity to
as a result of
as a trigger
Structure
- Noun + を契機に / を契機に して / を契機 として
- Verb + の / こと + を契機に / を契機に して / を契機 として
硬
[Used to express a trigger that leads to something IMPORTANT changing or beginning・Very formal・Often used in conjunction with important events in life or in history]
What is the difference between を契機に and をきっかけ?
The details for this grammar point indicate it can be written ～にして・として, but none of the examples show this usage and both are simply marked wrong. Under what circumstances are these variations used?
Hey @Hadros232232 !
を契機に is usually used in writing, or when the speaker is talking about social issues or historical topics, but きっかけに is usually used when talking about yourself.