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    3. 駐日

    駐日

    駐ちゅう日にち

    resident in Japan (of a foreign ambassador, government official, etc.)

    KMT5News #7+1Noun, VerbPolitics & LawKanji Vocab19 strokes

    ちゅうにち

    Noun, Verb

    1.
    resident in Japan (of a foreign ambassador, government official, etc.)

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    彼かれは駐ちゅう日にち大たい使しです。

    He is the ambassador to Japan.

    KMT4Politics & Law
    駐ちゅう日にちアメリカ大たい使しが記き者しゃ会かい見けんを開ひらいた。

    The U.S. Ambassador to Japan held a press conference.

    KMT5Politics & Law
    駐ちゅう日にち外がい国こく人じんは、日に本ほんの文ぶん化かに深ふかい関かん心しんを持もっている。

    Foreign residents in Japan have a deep interest in Japanese culture.

    KMT5Politics & LawCulture & Traditions
    駐ちゅう日にち外がい交こう官かんは、両りょう国こくの関かん係けい強きょう化かに尽じん力りょくしている。

    Diplomats resident in Japan are striving to strengthen relations between the two countries.

    KMT6Politics & Law
    駐ちゅう日にち代だい表ひょう部ぶは、自じ国こくの利り益えきを代だい表ひょうする重じゅう要ような役やく割わりを果はたす。

    The mission resident in Japan plays an important role in representing its country's interests.

    KMT7Politics & Law

    Kanji that make up this word

    駐
    stop-over・reside in・resident
    日
    ひ・-び・-か…(14)
    day・sun・Japan・counter for days
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