accreditation in Japanese
accreditation in Japanese is 認定 — accreditation means official recognition that a person, course or organisation meets a required standard, granted by a body with the authority to judge it.
accreditation in Japanese
認定
Pronounced: nintei
The giving of credentials.
What does "accreditation" mean?
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noun Official recognition that a person, course or organisation meets a required standard, granted by a body with the authority to judge it.
"The course lost its accreditation after the review."
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- The course lost its accreditation after the review.
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What is "accreditation" in Japanese?
"accreditation" in Japanese is 認定. accreditation means: Official recognition that a person, course or organisation meets a required standard, granted by a body with the authority to judge it.
How do you pronounce 認定?
"accreditation" in Japanese is 認定, pronounced "nintei".
How do you use "accreditation" in a sentence?
Example: "The course lost its accreditation after the review." In Japanese, "accreditation" is 認定.
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