tycoon in Japanese
tycoon in Japanese is 大立者, 実力者, 巨頭 — tycoon means a very wealthy and powerful businessperson, especially the head of a large company or industry.
tycoon in Japanese
大立者
Pronounced: oodatemono
A wealthy and powerful business person.
実力者
Pronounced: jitsuryokusha
A wealthy and powerful business person.
巨頭
Pronounced: kyotō
A wealthy and powerful business person.
What does "tycoon" mean?
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noun A very wealthy and powerful businessperson, especially the head of a large company or industry.
"The shipping tycoon owned a fleet of over two hundred vessels."
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noun A type of simulation or management video game where the player builds and runs a business or piece of infrastructure.
"He spent the whole weekend playing a theme-park tycoon game."
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tycoon in a sentence
- The shipping tycoon owned a fleet of over two hundred vessels.
- A property tycoon bought up half the buildings on the street.
- He spent the whole weekend playing a theme-park tycoon game.
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What is "tycoon" in Japanese?
"tycoon" in Japanese is 大立者, 実力者, 巨頭. tycoon means: A very wealthy and powerful businessperson, especially the head of a large company or industry.
How do you pronounce 大立者?
"tycoon" in Japanese is 大立者, pronounced "oodatemono".
How do you use "tycoon" in a sentence?
Example: "The shipping tycoon owned a fleet of over two hundred vessels." In Japanese, "tycoon" is 大立者, 実力者, 巨頭.
Are there other ways to say "tycoon" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "tycoon": 大立者, 実力者, 巨頭.
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