premises in Japanese
premises in Japanese is 構内, 邸内 — premises means a piece of land together with the buildings on it, especially as a single property.
premises in Japanese
構内
Pronounced: kōnai
Land, and all the built structures on it, especially when considered as a single place.
邸内
Pronounced: teinai
Land, and all the built structures on it, especially when considered as a single place.
What does "premises" mean?
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noun A piece of land together with the buildings on it, especially as a single property.
"Visitors must sign in before entering the premises."
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premises in a sentence
- Visitors must sign in before entering the premises.
- Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the premises.
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What is "premises" in Japanese?
"premises" in Japanese is 構内, 邸内. premises means: A piece of land together with the buildings on it, especially as a single property.
How do you pronounce 構内?
"premises" in Japanese is 構内, pronounced "kōnai".
How do you use "premises" in a sentence?
Example: "Visitors must sign in before entering the premises." In Japanese, "premises" is 構内, 邸内.
Are there other ways to say "premises" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "premises": 構内, 邸内.
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