strategist in Japanese
strategist in Japanese is 戦略家 — strategist means someone skilled at planning how to achieve a long-term goal, especially in business, politics, or the military.
strategist in Japanese
戦略家
Pronounced: senryakuka
A person who devises strategies.
What does "strategist" mean?
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noun Someone skilled at planning how to achieve a long-term goal, especially in business, politics, or the military.
"The campaign hired a seasoned strategist to plan its final six weeks."
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strategist in a sentence
- The campaign hired a seasoned strategist to plan its final six weeks.
- A good chess player has to think like a strategist, several moves ahead.
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What is "strategist" in Japanese?
"strategist" in Japanese is 戦略家. strategist means: Someone skilled at planning how to achieve a long-term goal, especially in business, politics, or the military.
How do you pronounce 戦略家?
"strategist" in Japanese is 戦略家, pronounced "senryakuka".
How do you use "strategist" in a sentence?
Example: "The campaign hired a seasoned strategist to plan its final six weeks." In Japanese, "strategist" is 戦略家.
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