consignee in Japanese
consignee in Japanese is 受託者, 引受人, 荷受人 — consignee means the person or company to whom goods are sent, and who is named on the shipping documents as the receiver.
consignee in Japanese
受託者
Pronounced: jutakusha
The person to whom a shipment is to be delivered.
引受人
Pronounced: hikiukenin
The person to whom a shipment is to be delivered.
荷受人
Pronounced: niukenin
The person to whom a shipment is to be delivered.
What does "consignee" mean?
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noun The person or company to whom goods are sent, and who is named on the shipping documents as the receiver.
"The bill of lading lists the exporter as shipper and our warehouse as consignee."
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consignee in a sentence
- The bill of lading lists the exporter as shipper and our warehouse as consignee.
- Customs will not release the container until the consignee provides the paperwork.
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What is "consignee" in Japanese?
"consignee" in Japanese is 受託者, 引受人, 荷受人. consignee means: The person or company to whom goods are sent, and who is named on the shipping documents as the receiver.
How do you pronounce 受託者?
"consignee" in Japanese is 受託者, pronounced "jutakusha".
How do you use "consignee" in a sentence?
Example: "The bill of lading lists the exporter as shipper and our warehouse as consignee." In Japanese, "consignee" is 受託者, 引受人, 荷受人.
Are there other ways to say "consignee" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "consignee": 受託者, 引受人, 荷受人.
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