benefactor in Japanese
benefactor in Japanese is 恩人 — benefactor means a person who gives money or other help, often to a cause, charity, or institution.
benefactor in Japanese
恩人
Pronounced: onjin
Somebody who gives a gift, often money to a charity.
What does "benefactor" mean?
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noun A person who gives money or other help, often to a cause, charity, or institution.
"An anonymous benefactor funded the new school library."
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benefactor in a sentence
- An anonymous benefactor funded the new school library.
- The museum thanked its benefactors at the opening gala.
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What is "benefactor" in Japanese?
"benefactor" in Japanese is 恩人. benefactor means: A person who gives money or other help, often to a cause, charity, or institution.
How do you pronounce 恩人?
"benefactor" in Japanese is 恩人, pronounced "onjin".
How do you use "benefactor" in a sentence?
Example: "An anonymous benefactor funded the new school library." In Japanese, "benefactor" is 恩人.
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