delegation in Japanese
delegation in Japanese is 代表団 — delegation means a group of people sent to represent a larger organization or country.
delegation in Japanese
代表団
Pronounced: daihyōdan
What does "delegation" mean?
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noun A group of people sent to represent a larger organization or country.
"A trade delegation from Japan arrived in London this week."
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noun The act of assigning tasks or authority to someone else.
"Effective delegation is one of the hardest skills for new managers to learn."
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- A trade delegation from Japan arrived in London this week.
- Effective delegation is one of the hardest skills for new managers to learn.
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What is "delegation" in Japanese?
"delegation" in Japanese is 代表団. delegation means: A group of people sent to represent a larger organization or country.
How do you pronounce 代表団?
"delegation" in Japanese is 代表団, pronounced "daihyōdan".
How do you use "delegation" in a sentence?
Example: "A trade delegation from Japan arrived in London this week." In Japanese, "delegation" is 代表団.
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