bearer in Japanese
bearer in Japanese is 所持人 — bearer means a person or thing that carries or holds something.
bearer in Japanese
所持人
Pronounced: shojinin
What does "bearer" mean?
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noun A person or thing that carries or holds something.
"The flag bearer led the parade."
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noun The person named or holding a document such as a cheque, entitling them to payment.
"The cheque was made payable to the bearer."
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bearer in a sentence
- The flag bearer led the parade.
- As bearer of bad news, she chose her words carefully.
- The cheque was made payable to the bearer.
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What is "bearer" in Japanese?
"bearer" in Japanese is 所持人. bearer means: A person or thing that carries or holds something.
How do you pronounce 所持人?
"bearer" in Japanese is 所持人, pronounced "shojinin".
How do you use "bearer" in a sentence?
Example: "The flag bearer led the parade." In Japanese, "bearer" is 所持人.
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