stakeholder in Japanese
stakeholder in Japanese is ステークホルダー, 利害関係者, 競合権利者 — stakeholder means a person, group or organisation with an interest in a project, business or decision, and who is affected by how it turns out.
stakeholder in Japanese
What does "stakeholder" mean?
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noun A person, group or organisation with an interest in a project, business or decision, and who is affected by how it turns out.
"We will consult every stakeholder before the design is signed off."
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noun An independent third party who holds money or property on behalf of others while a bet, dispute or transaction is settled.
"The solicitor held the deposit as stakeholder until completion."
stakeholder in a sentence
- We will consult every stakeholder before the design is signed off.
- Residents are stakeholders in the redevelopment just as much as the investors are.
- The solicitor held the deposit as stakeholder until completion.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "stakeholder" in Japanese?
"stakeholder" in Japanese is ステークホルダー, 利害関係者, 競合権利者. stakeholder means: A person, group or organisation with an interest in a project, business or decision, and who is affected by how it turns out.
How do you pronounce ステークホルダー?
"stakeholder" in Japanese is ステークホルダー, pronounced "sutēkuhorudā".
How do you use "stakeholder" in a sentence?
Example: "We will consult every stakeholder before the design is signed off." In Japanese, "stakeholder" is ステークホルダー, 利害関係者, 競合権利者.
Are there other ways to say "stakeholder" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "stakeholder": ステークホルダー, 利害関係者, 競合権利者.