dossier in Japanese
dossier in Japanese is 一件書類 — dossier means a collection of documents gathered together on a particular person, case, or subject.
dossier in Japanese
一件書類
Pronounced: ikkenshorui
A collection of papers and/or other sources, containing detailed information about a particular person or subject, together with a synopsis of their content.
What does "dossier" mean?
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noun A collection of documents gathered together on a particular person, case, or subject.
"The detective built a thick dossier on the suspect over several months."
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dossier in a sentence
- The detective built a thick dossier on the suspect over several months.
- HR keeps a dossier of every employee's performance reviews.
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What is "dossier" in Japanese?
"dossier" in Japanese is 一件書類. dossier means: A collection of documents gathered together on a particular person, case, or subject.
How do you pronounce 一件書類?
"dossier" in Japanese is 一件書類, pronounced "ikkenshorui".
How do you use "dossier" in a sentence?
Example: "The detective built a thick dossier on the suspect over several months." In Japanese, "dossier" is 一件書類.
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