recipient in Japanese
recipient in Japanese is 受取人, レシピエント — recipient means a person who receives something, such as a gift, message, or award.
recipient in Japanese
受取人
Pronounced: uketorinin
One who receives.
レシピエント
Pronounced: reshipiento
(medicine) A person receiving donor organs or tissues.
What does "recipient" mean?
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noun A person who receives something, such as a gift, message, or award.
"Each recipient of the parcel has to sign for it at the door."
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noun A person who receives a donated organ or tissue in a transplant.
"The hospital told the heart recipient to take her medicine every morning."
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recipient in a sentence
- Each recipient of the parcel has to sign for it at the door.
- The email lists three recipients in the "To" field.
- The hospital told the heart recipient to take her medicine every morning.
- A donor and a recipient must be carefully matched before a transplant.
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What is "recipient" in Japanese?
"recipient" in Japanese is 受取人, レシピエント. recipient means: A person who receives something, such as a gift, message, or award.
How do you pronounce 受取人?
"recipient" in Japanese is 受取人, pronounced "uketorinin".
How do you use "recipient" in a sentence?
Example: "Each recipient of the parcel has to sign for it at the door." In Japanese, "recipient" is 受取人, レシピエント.
Are there other ways to say "recipient" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "recipient": 受取人, レシピエント.
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