asset in Japanese
asset in Japanese is 資産 — asset means something valuable that a person, company, or country owns or controls.
asset in Japanese
資産
Pronounced: shisan
(software) Any component, model, process or framework of value that can be leveraged or reused.
What does "asset" mean?
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noun Something valuable that a person, company, or country owns or controls.
"The farm's land is its most valuable asset, worth far more than the machinery."
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noun A useful quality, skill, or person that helps achieve something.
"Being able to speak three languages is a huge asset for a tour guide."
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asset in a sentence
- The farm's land is its most valuable asset, worth far more than the machinery.
- The company's biggest asset is its skilled workforce.
- Being able to speak three languages is a huge asset for a tour guide.
- The new striker proved to be a great asset to the team.
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What is "asset" in Japanese?
"asset" in Japanese is 資産. asset means: Something valuable that a person, company, or country owns or controls.
How do you pronounce 資産?
"asset" in Japanese is 資産, pronounced "shisan".
How do you use "asset" in a sentence?
Example: "The farm's land is its most valuable asset, worth far more than the machinery." In Japanese, "asset" is 資産.
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