depository in Japanese
depository in Japanese is 倉庫 — depository means a place where things are stored for safekeeping, such as a warehouse or vault.
depository in Japanese
倉庫
Pronounced: sōko
A place where something is deposited, as for storage, safekeeping, or preservation.
What does "depository" mean?
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noun A place where things are stored for safekeeping, such as a warehouse or vault.
"The old cathedral serves as a depository for centuries of religious artefacts."
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noun A person or institution entrusted with holding something on another's behalf.
"The bank acts as depository for the trust's assets."
depository in a sentence
- The old cathedral serves as a depository for centuries of religious artefacts.
- Documents were sent to a secure depository outside the city.
- The bank acts as depository for the trust's assets.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "depository" in Japanese?
"depository" in Japanese is 倉庫. depository means: A place where things are stored for safekeeping, such as a warehouse or vault.
How do you pronounce 倉庫?
"depository" in Japanese is 倉庫, pronounced "sōko".
How do you use "depository" in a sentence?
Example: "The old cathedral serves as a depository for centuries of religious artefacts." In Japanese, "depository" is 倉庫.
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