entity in Japanese
entity in Japanese is 実体 — entity means something that exists as a distinct, separate thing, often an organization rather than a physical object.
entity in Japanese
実体
Pronounced: jittai
That which has a distinct existence as an individual unit, often used for organizations which have no physical form.
What does "entity" mean?
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noun Something that exists as a distinct, separate thing, often an organization rather than a physical object.
"The new company is registered as a separate legal entity."
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noun In computing, a single distinct item of data or record within a system.
"The database treats each customer as a separate entity."
entity in a sentence
- The new company is registered as a separate legal entity.
- Each department operates as its own entity within the corporation.
- The database treats each customer as a separate entity.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "entity" in Japanese?
"entity" in Japanese is 実体. entity means: Something that exists as a distinct, separate thing, often an organization rather than a physical object.
How do you pronounce 実体?
"entity" in Japanese is 実体, pronounced "jittai".
How do you use "entity" in a sentence?
Example: "The new company is registered as a separate legal entity." In Japanese, "entity" is 実体.
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