liability in Japanese
liability in Japanese is 借金, 負債 — liability means a legal or financial responsibility for a debt, loss, or obligation.
liability in Japanese
借金
Pronounced: shakkin
An obligation, debt or responsibility owed to someone.
負債
Pronounced: fusai
An obligation, debt or responsibility owed to someone.
What does "liability" mean?
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noun A legal or financial responsibility for a debt, loss, or obligation.
"The company accepted liability for the damage to the neighbour's fence."
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noun A person or thing that causes trouble or holds a group back.
"That old car turned out to be a liability on long journeys."
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liability in a sentence
- The company accepted liability for the damage to the neighbour's fence.
- The driver was found to have liability for the accident.
- That old car turned out to be a liability on long journeys.
- An untrained guard can be a liability to the whole building.
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What is "liability" in Japanese?
"liability" in Japanese is 借金, 負債. liability means: A legal or financial responsibility for a debt, loss, or obligation.
How do you pronounce 借金?
"liability" in Japanese is 借金, pronounced "shakkin".
How do you use "liability" in a sentence?
Example: "The company accepted liability for the damage to the neighbour's fence." In Japanese, "liability" is 借金, 負債.
Are there other ways to say "liability" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "liability": 借金, 負債.
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