statement in Japanese
statement in Japanese is 声明, 陳述, 報告書 — statement means something said or written that expresses a fact, opinion, or position.
statement in Japanese
声明
Pronounced: seimei
A declaration or remark.
陳述
Pronounced: chinjutsu
A declaration or remark.
報告書
Pronounced: hōkokusho
(finance) A document that summarizes financial activity.
文
Pronounced: bun
(computing) An instruction in a computer program, especially one that returns no value, as opposed to a function call.
What does "statement" mean?
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noun Something said or written that expresses a fact, opinion, or position.
"The mayor will make a short statement to reporters outside the town hall this afternoon."
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noun A regular document summarizing financial activity, such as for a bank account.
"The monthly statement arrives by post on the first working day of each month."
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statement in a sentence
- The mayor will make a short statement to reporters outside the town hall this afternoon.
- The company released a statement denying the allegations.
- The monthly statement arrives by post on the first working day of each month.
- I found an unfamiliar payment when I looked through my credit card statement.
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What is "statement" in Japanese?
"statement" in Japanese is 声明, 陳述, 報告書. statement means: Something said or written that expresses a fact, opinion, or position.
How do you pronounce 声明?
"statement" in Japanese is 声明, pronounced "seimei".
How do you use "statement" in a sentence?
Example: "The mayor will make a short statement to reporters outside the town hall this afternoon." In Japanese, "statement" is 声明, 陳述, 報告書.
Are there other ways to say "statement" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "statement": 声明, 陳述, 報告書, 文.
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