VIP in Japanese
VIP in Japanese is V.I.P., 要人 — VIP means a person who is given special treatment, privileged access or extra security because of their fame, wealth, rank or importance to an event.
VIP in Japanese
V.I.P.
Initialism of very important person.
要人
Pronounced: yōjin
Initialism of very important person.
What does "VIP" mean?
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noun A person who is given special treatment, privileged access or extra security because of their fame, wealth, rank or importance to an event.
"The band's manager met us backstage and waved us through as VIPs."
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adjective Reserved for or aimed at such people; offering better seats, service or access than the standard option.
"VIP tickets include a meet-and-greet and free drinks."
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VIP in a sentence
- The band's manager met us backstage and waved us through as VIPs.
- A separate lift takes VIPs straight to the top floor.
- VIP tickets include a meet-and-greet and free drinks.
- She upgraded to the VIP lounge for the four-hour layover.
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What is "VIP" in Japanese?
"VIP" in Japanese is V.I.P., 要人. VIP means: A person who is given special treatment, privileged access or extra security because of their fame, wealth, rank or importance to an event.
How do you use "VIP" in a sentence?
Example: "The band's manager met us backstage and waved us through as VIPs." In Japanese, "VIP" is V.I.P., 要人.
Are there other ways to say "VIP" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "VIP": V.I.P., 要人.
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