leader in Japanese
leader in Japanese is 指導者, リーダー, 長 — leader means a person who guides or is in charge of a group, organisation, or country.
leader in Japanese
指導者
Pronounced: shidōsha
One having authority to direct.
リーダー
Pronounced: rīdā
One having authority to direct.
長
Pronounced: chō
One having authority to direct.
元締め
Pronounced: motojime
One having authority to direct.
統率者
Pronounced: tōsotsusha
One having authority to direct.
頭
Pronounced: atama
One having authority to direct.
What does "leader" mean?
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noun A person who guides or is in charge of a group, organisation, or country.
"Our team leader makes sure everyone has a chance to speak."
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noun A person or organisation that ranks first in a particular field.
"This bakery is the market leader in the whole region."
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leader in a sentence
- Our team leader makes sure everyone has a chance to speak.
- The team elected a new leader after the merger.
- This bakery is the market leader in the whole region.
- She became a leader in her field after years of research.
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What is "leader" in Japanese?
"leader" in Japanese is 指導者, リーダー, 長. leader means: A person who guides or is in charge of a group, organisation, or country.
How do you pronounce 指導者?
"leader" in Japanese is 指導者, pronounced "shidōsha".
How do you use "leader" in a sentence?
Example: "Our team leader makes sure everyone has a chance to speak." In Japanese, "leader" is 指導者, リーダー, 長.
Are there other ways to say "leader" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "leader": 指導者, リーダー, 長, 元締め, 統率者, 頭.
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