tranche in Japanese
tranche in Japanese is トランシェ — tranche means one portion of a larger sum of money, loan or investment, released or issued separately from the rest.
tranche in Japanese
トランシェ
Pronounced: toranshe
(finance, transitive) To divide into tranches.
What does "tranche" mean?
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noun One portion of a larger sum of money, loan or investment, released or issued separately from the rest.
"The second tranche of funding is released once planning permission is granted."
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noun Any distinct batch or group within a larger set.
"A fresh tranche of documents was published this morning."
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tranche in a sentence
- The second tranche of funding is released once planning permission is granted.
- Investors in the junior tranche take the first losses.
- A fresh tranche of documents was published this morning.
- The first tranche of students graduates in June.
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What is "tranche" in Japanese?
"tranche" in Japanese is トランシェ. tranche means: One portion of a larger sum of money, loan or investment, released or issued separately from the rest.
How do you pronounce トランシェ?
"tranche" in Japanese is トランシェ, pronounced "toranshe".
How do you use "tranche" in a sentence?
Example: "The second tranche of funding is released once planning permission is granted." In Japanese, "tranche" is トランシェ.
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