proprietor in Japanese
proprietor in Japanese is 所有者, 経営者, 所有者団体 — proprietor means the owner of a business, especially a small or independently run one.
proprietor in Japanese
所有者
Pronounced: shoyuusha
経営者
Pronounced: keieisha
所有者
Pronounced: shoyuusha
One of the owners of an unincorporated business, a partner.
所有者団体
One of the owners of an unincorporated business, a partner.
What does "proprietor" mean?
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noun The owner of a business, especially a small or independently run one.
"The proprietor of the corner shop has run it for thirty years."
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proprietor in a sentence
- The proprietor of the corner shop has run it for thirty years.
- She is the sole proprietor of a small bakery.
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What is "proprietor" in Japanese?
"proprietor" in Japanese is 所有者, 経営者, 所有者団体. proprietor means: The owner of a business, especially a small or independently run one.
How do you pronounce 所有者?
"proprietor" in Japanese is 所有者, pronounced "shoyuusha".
How do you use "proprietor" in a sentence?
Example: "The proprietor of the corner shop has run it for thirty years." In Japanese, "proprietor" is 所有者, 経営者, 所有者団体.
Are there other ways to say "proprietor" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "proprietor": 所有者, 経営者, 所有者団体.
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