baron in Japanese
baron in Japanese is 男爵 — baron means a nobleman holding the lowest hereditary title in the British peerage.
baron in Japanese
男爵
Pronounced: danshaku
A baron of beef, a cut made up of a double sirloin.
What does "baron" mean?
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noun A nobleman holding the lowest hereditary title in the British peerage.
"He was made a baron for his services to the arts."
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noun A powerful figure in a particular industry or field.
"The newspaper baron controlled half the press in the country."
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baron in a sentence
- He was made a baron for his services to the arts.
- The newspaper baron controlled half the press in the country.
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What is "baron" in Japanese?
"baron" in Japanese is 男爵. baron means: A nobleman holding the lowest hereditary title in the British peerage.
How do you pronounce 男爵?
"baron" in Japanese is 男爵, pronounced "danshaku".
How do you use "baron" in a sentence?
Example: "He was made a baron for his services to the arts." In Japanese, "baron" is 男爵.
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