trusteeship in Japanese
trusteeship in Japanese is 信託統治 — trusteeship means the role or duties of a trustee.
trusteeship in Japanese
信託統治
Pronounced: shintakutōchi
(international law) The administrative control of a territory granted to a country by the Trusteeship Council of the United Nations.
What does "trusteeship" mean?
- noun The role or duties of a trustee.
- noun (politics) The power to govern a territory that the United Nations gives to a particular country.
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What is "trusteeship" in Japanese?
"trusteeship" in Japanese is 信託統治. trusteeship means: The role or duties of a trustee.
How do you pronounce 信託統治?
"trusteeship" in Japanese is 信託統治, pronounced "shintakutōchi".
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