courthouse in Japanese
courthouse in Japanese is 法廷, 裁判所 — courthouse means a building where court cases are heard, and often where local government offices are based.
courthouse in Japanese
法廷
Pronounced: hōtei
A public building housing courts of law.
裁判所
Pronounced: saibansho
A public building housing courts of law.
What does "courthouse" mean?
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noun A building where court cases are heard, and often where local government offices are based.
"The trial will be held at the county courthouse."
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courthouse in a sentence
- The trial will be held at the county courthouse.
- She filed the paperwork at the courthouse downtown.
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What is "courthouse" in Japanese?
"courthouse" in Japanese is 法廷, 裁判所. courthouse means: A building where court cases are heard, and often where local government offices are based.
How do you pronounce 法廷?
"courthouse" in Japanese is 法廷, pronounced "hōtei".
How do you use "courthouse" in a sentence?
Example: "The trial will be held at the county courthouse." In Japanese, "courthouse" is 法廷, 裁判所.
Are there other ways to say "courthouse" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "courthouse": 法廷, 裁判所.
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