superintendent in Japanese
superintendent in Japanese is 局長, 管理者, 警視 — superintendent means a person who supervises or manages an organisation, department, or building.
superintendent in Japanese
局長
Pronounced: kyokuchō
A person who is authorized to supervise, direct or administer something.
管理者
Pronounced: kanrisha
A person who is authorized to supervise, direct or administer something.
警視
Pronounced: keishi
A person who is authorized to supervise, direct or administer something.
What does "superintendent" mean?
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noun A person who supervises or manages an organisation, department, or building.
"The superintendent of our flats unlocked the door for the engineer."
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noun A senior police rank, above chief inspector and below chief superintendent (in UK-style forces).
"The superintendent briefed the officers before they searched the area."
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superintendent in a sentence
- The superintendent of our flats unlocked the door for the engineer.
- The school superintendent announced new budget cuts.
- The superintendent briefed the officers before they searched the area.
- My uncle retired as a superintendent after many years in the police.
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What is "superintendent" in Japanese?
"superintendent" in Japanese is 局長, 管理者, 警視. superintendent means: A person who supervises or manages an organisation, department, or building.
How do you pronounce 局長?
"superintendent" in Japanese is 局長, pronounced "kyokuchō".
How do you use "superintendent" in a sentence?
Example: "The superintendent of our flats unlocked the door for the engineer." In Japanese, "superintendent" is 局長, 管理者, 警視.
Are there other ways to say "superintendent" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "superintendent": 局長, 管理者, 警視.
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