committee in Japanese
committee in Japanese is 委員会 — committee means a group of one or more people brought together to carry out a particular task, usually following set procedures.
committee in Japanese
委員会
Pronounced: iinkai
A body of one or more persons convened for the accomplishment of some specific purpose, typically with formal protocols.
What does "committee" mean?
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noun A group of one or more people brought together to carry out a particular task, usually following set procedures.
"The committee meets on the first Monday of every month to review applications."
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noun A guardian who is put in charge of a person who cannot manage their own affairs.
"The court named her uncle as committee of the elderly man's estate."
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committee in a sentence
- The committee meets on the first Monday of every month to review applications.
- She was asked to join the planning committee for the village fair.
- The court named her uncle as committee of the elderly man's estate.
- As his committee, he made sure the old man's bills were paid on time.
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What is "committee" in Japanese?
"committee" in Japanese is 委員会. committee means: A group of one or more people brought together to carry out a particular task, usually following set procedures.
How do you pronounce 委員会?
"committee" in Japanese is 委員会, pronounced "iinkai".
How do you use "committee" in a sentence?
Example: "The committee meets on the first Monday of every month to review applications." In Japanese, "committee" is 委員会.
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