mayor in Japanese
mayor in Japanese is 市長 — mayor means the elected head of a city, town or other municipality.
mayor in Japanese
市長
Pronounced: shichō
(Ireland, rare, obsolete) A member of a city council.
What does "mayor" mean?
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noun The elected head of a city, town or other municipality.
"The mayor opened the new park with a short speech."
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name A surname derived from the occupational or official title of mayor.
"Mayor appears as a surname in Britain and France."
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mayor in a sentence
- The mayor opened the new park with a short speech.
- Residents wrote to the mayor about the broken streetlights on their road.
- Mayor appears as a surname in Britain and France.
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What is "mayor" in Japanese?
"mayor" in Japanese is 市長. mayor means: The elected head of a city, town or other municipality.
How do you pronounce 市長?
"mayor" in Japanese is 市長, pronounced "shichō".
How do you use "mayor" in a sentence?
Example: "The mayor opened the new park with a short speech." In Japanese, "mayor" is 市長.
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