chairman in Japanese
chairman in Japanese is 議長, 委員長, 理事長 — chairman means the person who leads a board, committee, or meeting.
chairman in Japanese
議長
Pronounced: gichō
A person presiding over a meeting.
委員長
Pronounced: iinchō
A person presiding over a meeting.
理事長
Pronounced: rijichō
A person presiding over a meeting.
What does "chairman" mean?
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noun The person who leads a board, committee, or meeting.
"The chairman opened the shareholder meeting with a summary of the year's results."
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verb To act as chairman of a group or meeting.
"He has chairmanned the board since its founding."
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chairman in a sentence
- The chairman opened the shareholder meeting with a summary of the year's results.
- The chairman asked everyone to speak one at a time during the discussion.
- He has chairmanned the board since its founding.
- She was asked to chairman the school fundraising committee this year.
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What is "chairman" in Japanese?
"chairman" in Japanese is 議長, 委員長, 理事長. chairman means: The person who leads a board, committee, or meeting.
How do you pronounce 議長?
"chairman" in Japanese is 議長, pronounced "gichō".
How do you use "chairman" in a sentence?
Example: "The chairman opened the shareholder meeting with a summary of the year's results." In Japanese, "chairman" is 議長, 委員長, 理事長.
Are there other ways to say "chairman" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "chairman": 議長, 委員長, 理事長.
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