portfolio in Japanese
portfolio in Japanese is ポートフォリオ, 作品集 — portfolio means a flat case for carrying documents, drawings, or photographs.
portfolio in Japanese
ポートフォリオ
Pronounced: pōtoforio
作品集
Pronounced: sakuhinshuu
(business) A collection of assets; (figurative) any collection of things considered as investments or assets, (rarely) also liabilities.
What does "portfolio" mean?
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noun A flat case for carrying documents, drawings, or photographs.
"She tucked her sketches into a leather portfolio."
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noun A collection of work samples used to showcase someone's skills, especially in creative or professional fields.
"His design portfolio landed him three job interviews."
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noun The area of responsibility held by a government minister.
"She was given the finance portfolio in the new cabinet."
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noun The full set of investments held by a person or institution.
"His investment portfolio includes stocks, bonds, and property."
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portfolio in a sentence
- She tucked her sketches into a leather portfolio.
- His design portfolio landed him three job interviews.
- Build a strong portfolio before you apply for internships.
- She was given the finance portfolio in the new cabinet.
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What is "portfolio" in Japanese?
"portfolio" in Japanese is ポートフォリオ, 作品集. portfolio means: A flat case for carrying documents, drawings, or photographs.
How do you pronounce ポートフォリオ?
"portfolio" in Japanese is ポートフォリオ, pronounced "pōtoforio".
How do you use "portfolio" in a sentence?
Example: "She tucked her sketches into a leather portfolio." In Japanese, "portfolio" is ポートフォリオ, 作品集.
Are there other ways to say "portfolio" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "portfolio": ポートフォリオ, 作品集.
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