credentials in Japanese
credentials in Japanese is 信任状 — credentials means documents or qualifications that prove a person is who they claim to be or is qualified for a role.
credentials in Japanese
信任状
Pronounced: shinninjō
documentary evidence of someone's right to credit or authority
What does "credentials" mean?
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noun Documents or qualifications that prove a person is who they claim to be or is qualified for a role.
"She had to show her academic credentials before the interview panel would consider her."
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noun A username and password, or similar details, used to log in to a system.
"Never share your login credentials with anyone over email."
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credentials in a sentence
- She had to show her academic credentials before the interview panel would consider her.
- The new ambassador presented her credentials to the head of state.
- Never share your login credentials with anyone over email.
- I forgot my credentials, so I had to reset my password.
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What is "credentials" in Japanese?
"credentials" in Japanese is 信任状. credentials means: Documents or qualifications that prove a person is who they claim to be or is qualified for a role.
How do you pronounce 信任状?
"credentials" in Japanese is 信任状, pronounced "shinninjō".
How do you use "credentials" in a sentence?
Example: "She had to show her academic credentials before the interview panel would consider her." In Japanese, "credentials" is 信任状.
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