bureau in Japanese
bureau in Japanese is 事務所, オフィス, 事務室 — bureau means a government department or agency, especially one handling a specific area of administration.
bureau in Japanese
事務所
Pronounced: jimusho
An office (room where clerical or professional duties are performed).
オフィス
Pronounced: ofisu
An office (room where clerical or professional duties are performed).
事務室
Pronounced: jimushitsu
An office (room where clerical or professional duties are performed).
What does "bureau" mean?
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noun A government department or agency, especially one handling a specific area of administration.
"She filed the report with the local weather bureau."
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noun A chest of drawers for storing clothes, or a writing desk with compartments.
"He kept his socks in the top drawer of the bureau."
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bureau in a sentence
- She filed the report with the local weather bureau.
- The Federal Bureau of Investigation handles major federal crimes in the US.
- He kept his socks in the top drawer of the bureau.
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What is "bureau" in Japanese?
"bureau" in Japanese is 事務所, オフィス, 事務室. bureau means: A government department or agency, especially one handling a specific area of administration.
How do you pronounce 事務所?
"bureau" in Japanese is 事務所, pronounced "jimusho".
How do you use "bureau" in a sentence?
Example: "She filed the report with the local weather bureau." In Japanese, "bureau" is 事務所, オフィス, 事務室.
Are there other ways to say "bureau" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "bureau": 事務所, オフィス, 事務室.
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