politician in Japanese
politician in Japanese is 政治家, 政客 — politician means a person who holds or seeks elected or appointed government office.
politician in Japanese
政治家
Pronounced: seijika
One engaged in politics, especially an elected or appointed government official.
政客
Pronounced: seikaku
One engaged in politics, especially an elected or appointed government official.
What does "politician" mean?
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noun A person who holds or seeks elected or appointed government office.
"The politician promised to lower taxes if elected."
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noun Someone skilled or overly focused on maneuvering for advantage within an organization.
"He's a real politician in the office, always managing who likes him."
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politician in a sentence
- The politician promised to lower taxes if elected.
- He's a real politician in the office, always managing who likes him.
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What is "politician" in Japanese?
"politician" in Japanese is 政治家, 政客. politician means: A person who holds or seeks elected or appointed government office.
How do you pronounce 政治家?
"politician" in Japanese is 政治家, pronounced "seijika".
How do you use "politician" in a sentence?
Example: "The politician promised to lower taxes if elected." In Japanese, "politician" is 政治家, 政客.
Are there other ways to say "politician" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "politician": 政治家, 政客.
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