expense in Japanese
expense in Japanese is 支出, 費用 — expense means money spent on something; a cost.
expense in Japanese
支出
Pronounced: shishutsu
A spending or consuming, often a disbursement of funds.
費用
Pronounced: hiyō
A spending or consuming, often a disbursement of funds.
What does "expense" mean?
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noun Money spent on something; a cost.
"Travel is my biggest expense each month."
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verb To bill a cost to one's employer or business account.
"He expensed the client dinner to the company."
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expense in a sentence
- Travel is my biggest expense each month.
- The company covers work-related expenses.
- He expensed the client dinner to the company.
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What is "expense" in Japanese?
"expense" in Japanese is 支出, 費用. expense means: Money spent on something; a cost.
How do you pronounce 支出?
"expense" in Japanese is 支出, pronounced "shishutsu".
How do you use "expense" in a sentence?
Example: "Travel is my biggest expense each month." In Japanese, "expense" is 支出, 費用.
Are there other ways to say "expense" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "expense": 支出, 費用.
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