architect in Japanese
architect in Japanese is 建築家 — architect means a professional who designs buildings and oversees their construction.
architect in Japanese
建築家
Pronounced: kenchikuka
What does "architect" mean?
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noun A professional who designs buildings and oversees their construction.
"We asked an architect to draw up plans for the extension at the back."
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noun A person who plans or is chiefly responsible for creating something significant, such as a policy or plan.
"The head teacher was the architect of the school's new reading programme."
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architect in a sentence
- We asked an architect to draw up plans for the extension at the back.
- The architect walked around the site, checking that the builders followed her drawings.
- The head teacher was the architect of the school's new reading programme.
- Many people call her the architect of the team's success this season.
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What is "architect" in Japanese?
"architect" in Japanese is 建築家. architect means: A professional who designs buildings and oversees their construction.
How do you pronounce 建築家?
"architect" in Japanese is 建築家, pronounced "kenchikuka".
How do you use "architect" in a sentence?
Example: "We asked an architect to draw up plans for the extension at the back." In Japanese, "architect" is 建築家.
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