franchise in Japanese
franchise in Japanese is フランチャイズ — franchise means a business that is authorized to sell a company's goods or services in a particular area, operating under its brand.
franchise in Japanese
フランチャイズ
Pronounced: furanchaizu
What does "franchise" mean?
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noun A business that is authorized to sell a company's goods or services in a particular area, operating under its brand.
"She opened a fast-food franchise on the edge of town."
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noun An official right or privilege granted by a government, especially the right to vote.
"The reform extended the franchise to all adults over eighteen."
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noun A series of related films, games, or other media built around the same characters or world.
"The superhero franchise has released over twenty films."
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verb To grant someone the right to sell one's goods or services under one's brand.
"The coffee chain began franchising its stores in the 1990s."
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franchise in a sentence
- She opened a fast-food franchise on the edge of town.
- The reform extended the franchise to all adults over eighteen.
- The superhero franchise has released over twenty films.
- The coffee chain began franchising its stores in the 1990s.
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What is "franchise" in Japanese?
"franchise" in Japanese is フランチャイズ. franchise means: A business that is authorized to sell a company's goods or services in a particular area, operating under its brand.
How do you pronounce フランチャイズ?
"franchise" in Japanese is フランチャイズ, pronounced "furanchaizu".
How do you use "franchise" in a sentence?
Example: "She opened a fast-food franchise on the edge of town." In Japanese, "franchise" is フランチャイズ.
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