headmaster in Japanese
headmaster in Japanese is 校長 — headmaster means a man who is the head teacher in charge of running a school.
headmaster in Japanese
校長
Pronounced: kōchō
(chiefly, UK, Irish) A male headteacher.
What does "headmaster" mean?
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noun A man who is the head teacher in charge of running a school.
"The headmaster addressed the whole school at morning assembly."
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headmaster in a sentence
- The headmaster addressed the whole school at morning assembly.
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What is "headmaster" in Japanese?
"headmaster" in Japanese is 校長. headmaster means: A man who is the head teacher in charge of running a school.
How do you pronounce 校長?
"headmaster" in Japanese is 校長, pronounced "kōchō".
How do you use "headmaster" in a sentence?
Example: "The headmaster addressed the whole school at morning assembly." In Japanese, "headmaster" is 校長.
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