bona fide in Japanese
bona fide in Japanese is 本物, 真実, 善意 — bona fide means genuine and real, and not intended to deceive.
bona fide in Japanese
本物
Pronounced: honmono
真実
Pronounced: shinjitsu
善意
Pronounced: zen'i
In good faith; sincere; without deception or ulterior motive.
What does "bona fide" mean?
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adjective Genuine and real, and not intended to deceive.
"She turned out to be a bona fide expert on medieval glass."
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adjective In law, made or held in good faith, without fraud or knowledge of a defect.
"He argued that he was a bona fide purchaser without notice of the claim."
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adverb In good faith; sincerely and without deception.
"The offer was made bona fide and swiftly withdrawn."
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bona fide in a sentence
- She turned out to be a bona fide expert on medieval glass.
- Only bona fide members may use the car park.
- He argued that he was a bona fide purchaser without notice of the claim.
- The offer was made bona fide and swiftly withdrawn.
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What is "bona fide" in Japanese?
"bona fide" in Japanese is 本物, 真実, 善意. bona fide means: Genuine and real, and not intended to deceive.
How do you pronounce 本物?
"bona fide" in Japanese is 本物, pronounced "honmono".
How do you use "bona fide" in a sentence?
Example: "She turned out to be a bona fide expert on medieval glass." In Japanese, "bona fide" is 本物, 真実, 善意.
Are there other ways to say "bona fide" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "bona fide": 本物, 真実, 善意.
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