assets in Japanese
assets in Japanese is 資産 — assets means everything of value that a person or company owns, especially as it relates to paying off debts.
assets in Japanese
資産
Pronounced: shisan
What does "assets" mean?
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noun Everything of value that a person or company owns, especially as it relates to paying off debts.
"The court froze all of his assets during the investigation."
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assets in a sentence
- The court froze all of his assets during the investigation.
- The firm's assets include property, cash, and equipment.
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What is "assets" in Japanese?
"assets" in Japanese is 資産. assets means: Everything of value that a person or company owns, especially as it relates to paying off debts.
How do you pronounce 資産?
"assets" in Japanese is 資産, pronounced "shisan".
How do you use "assets" in a sentence?
Example: "The court froze all of his assets during the investigation." In Japanese, "assets" is 資産.
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