attorney in Japanese
attorney in Japanese is 弁護士 — attorney means a lawyer, especially one licensed to represent clients in legal matters.
attorney in Japanese
弁護士
Pronounced: bengoshi
(US) A lawyer; one who advises or represents others in legal matters as a profession.
What does "attorney" mean?
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noun A lawyer, especially one licensed to represent clients in legal matters.
"She hired an attorney to review the contract."
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noun A person legally authorized to act on someone else's behalf.
"He was granted power of attorney over his father's affairs."
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attorney in a sentence
- She hired an attorney to review the contract.
- He was granted power of attorney over his father's affairs.
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What is "attorney" in Japanese?
"attorney" in Japanese is 弁護士. attorney means: A lawyer, especially one licensed to represent clients in legal matters.
How do you pronounce 弁護士?
"attorney" in Japanese is 弁護士, pronounced "bengoshi".
How do you use "attorney" in a sentence?
Example: "She hired an attorney to review the contract." In Japanese, "attorney" is 弁護士.
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