tribunal in Japanese
tribunal in Japanese is 法廷 — tribunal means a panel or court, often with one or more judges, set up to hear and decide legal or formal disputes.
tribunal in Japanese
法廷
Pronounced: hōtei
(legal) An assembly including one or more judges to conduct judicial business; a court of law.
What does "tribunal" mean?
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noun A panel or court, often with one or more judges, set up to hear and decide legal or formal disputes.
"She took her complaint to a tribunal after the dispute remained unresolved."
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tribunal in a sentence
- She took her complaint to a tribunal after the dispute remained unresolved.
- The tribunal heard evidence from both sides before announcing its decision.
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What is "tribunal" in Japanese?
"tribunal" in Japanese is 法廷. tribunal means: A panel or court, often with one or more judges, set up to hear and decide legal or formal disputes.
How do you pronounce 法廷?
"tribunal" in Japanese is 法廷, pronounced "hōtei".
How do you use "tribunal" in a sentence?
Example: "She took her complaint to a tribunal after the dispute remained unresolved." In Japanese, "tribunal" is 法廷.
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