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Grammar detail: 決(き)める
決(き)める - decide
My current mastery of this grammar:
object (the thing that is decided)
+ を + に or と
+ き
めるを
indicates the subject of the decision - what was to be decided. For example:
に
or と
both indicate the result of the decision. に
is more common, for example:
と
carries the additional implication that the decision made is 'definitive' one, ie important or not likely to be changed:
See also:
- ことにする - decide
- ことにする vs に決（き）める
More information / references:
- http://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/38335/the-correct-usage-of-～と決める-～に決める-and-～を決める ⇗
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