debit in Japanese
debit in Japanese is 借方 — debit means money taken out of an account, or the record of that withdrawal.
debit in Japanese
借方
Pronounced: karikata
In bookkeeping, an entry in the left hand column of an account.
What does "debit" mean?
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noun Money taken out of an account, or the record of that withdrawal.
"There's an unexpected debit of £40 on my statement."
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verb To take money out of an account, or record it as owed.
"The gym will debit your card on the first of every month."
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debit in a sentence
- There's an unexpected debit of £40 on my statement.
- Check your recent debits before you query the balance.
- The gym will debit your card on the first of every month.
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What is "debit" in Japanese?
"debit" in Japanese is 借方. debit means: Money taken out of an account, or the record of that withdrawal.
How do you pronounce 借方?
"debit" in Japanese is 借方, pronounced "karikata".
How do you use "debit" in a sentence?
Example: "There's an unexpected debit of £40 on my statement." In Japanese, "debit" is 借方.
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