VAT in Japanese
VAT in Japanese is 消費税 — VAT means a large container, typically used for holding or processing liquids such as wine, beer, or dye.
VAT in Japanese
消費税
Pronounced: shōhizei
(taxation) Initialism of value added tax.
What does "VAT" mean?
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noun A large container, typically used for holding or processing liquids such as wine, beer, or dye.
"The winery stores its grape juice in enormous steel vats."
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verb To put something into a vat, or to blend liquids together in one.
"The distillery vats several batches of whisky together before bottling."
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VAT in a sentence
- The winery stores its grape juice in enormous steel vats.
- The leather was soaked in a vat of tanning solution.
- The distillery vats several batches of whisky together before bottling.
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What is "VAT" in Japanese?
"VAT" in Japanese is 消費税. VAT means: A large container, typically used for holding or processing liquids such as wine, beer, or dye.
How do you pronounce 消費税?
"VAT" in Japanese is 消費税, pronounced "shōhizei".
How do you use "VAT" in a sentence?
Example: "The winery stores its grape juice in enormous steel vats." In Japanese, "VAT" is 消費税.
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