borrower in Japanese
borrower in Japanese is 借り手 — borrower means a person or organization that takes something, especially money, on the understanding it will be returned.
borrower in Japanese
借り手
Pronounced: karite
One who borrows.
What does "borrower" mean?
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noun A person or organization that takes something, especially money, on the understanding it will be returned.
"The bank checks a borrower's credit history before approving a loan."
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borrower in a sentence
- The bank checks a borrower's credit history before approving a loan.
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What is "borrower" in Japanese?
"borrower" in Japanese is 借り手. borrower means: A person or organization that takes something, especially money, on the understanding it will be returned.
How do you pronounce 借り手?
"borrower" in Japanese is 借り手, pronounced "karite".
How do you use "borrower" in a sentence?
Example: "The bank checks a borrower's credit history before approving a loan." In Japanese, "borrower" is 借り手.
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