delegate in Japanese
delegate in Japanese is 代理人, 代表, 使節 — delegate means someone chosen to represent others, especially at a meeting or conference.
delegate in Japanese
代理人
Pronounced: dairinin
代表
Pronounced: daihyō
使節
Pronounced: shisetsu
What does "delegate" mean?
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noun Someone chosen to represent others, especially at a meeting or conference.
"Each country sent a delegate to the climate summit."
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verb To hand off a task or responsibility to someone else, usually someone junior.
"A good manager knows how to delegate tasks rather than doing everything herself."
delegate in a sentence
- Each country sent a delegate to the climate summit.
- She was elected as the union's delegate for the regional talks.
- A good manager knows how to delegate tasks rather than doing everything herself.
- He delegated the budget review to his assistant.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "delegate" in Japanese?
"delegate" in Japanese is 代理人, 代表, 使節. delegate means: Someone chosen to represent others, especially at a meeting or conference.
How do you pronounce 代理人?
"delegate" in Japanese is 代理人, pronounced "dairinin".
How do you use "delegate" in a sentence?
Example: "Each country sent a delegate to the climate summit." In Japanese, "delegate" is 代理人, 代表, 使節.
Are there other ways to say "delegate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "delegate": 代理人, 代表, 使節.
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