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1. translate.google.co.jpGoogle Translate - Google 翻訳

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   Google's service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.

2. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › japanese-englishCambridge Japanese–English Dictionary: Translate from ...

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   Using one of our 22 bilingual dictionaries, translate your word from Japanese to English

3. en.bab.la › dictionary › english-japaneseHONCHO - Translation in Japanese - bab.la

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   Translation for 'honcho' in the free English-Japanese dictionary and many other Japanese translations.

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   Our English to Japanese dictionary provides accurate translations, ensuring that you understand the nuances of the Japanese language. Simply enter any English word, and get its Japanese equivalent along with pronunciation and usage examples.

5. japanese.stackexchange.com › questions › 44383meaning - What does the term Honcho mean? - Japanese Language ...

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   Mar 13, 2017 · Honcho in English is an "英製和語" term derived from 班長【はんちょう】. In Japanese 班長【はんちょう】 refers to the head of a small group/team, and it's not really a big word. 班【はん】 means a team/group/squad of typically 3–10 people.

6. dictionary.reverso.net › japanese-englishJapanese-English dictionary | English translation - Reverso

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   齧歯動物. Reverso Japanese-English dictionary: Japanese-English translations for millions of words and phrases, idiomatic expressions, slang, specialized vocabulary.

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   What does Honcho mean in English?

   • A honcho is a leader or a boss. An especially assertive or decisive leader may be referred to as the “head honcho.” The English honcho comes from the Japanese hanchō, which refers to a leader of a squad or a group. Hanchō is formed from the words han (“squad”) and -chō (“eldest” or “chief”). The word honcho is traced back to World War II.

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   What does Hancho mean in Japanese?

   • Honcho in English is an "英製和語" term derived from 班長【はんちょう】. In Japanese 班長【はんちょう】 refers to the head of a small group/team, and it's not really a big word. 班【はん】 means a team/group/squad of typically 3–10 people. Practically, you will never see romanized 班長 in Japan, and the normal romanized spelling of 班長 is hancho, not honcho.

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   What does Honcho mean on a signboard in Japan?

   • If you saw Honcho on a signboard in Japan, it's probably 本町【ほんちょう】. It's just another place name which literally means "main town". There are hundreds of districts called 本町 all over Japan. You must log in to answer this question.

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   Did hedge fund honchos see a future prime minister in 2009?

   • At the 2009 summit, corporate honchos saw a future prime minister in him. Other agency honchos were more tempered in their expectations for this year. The reputation of the hedge fund honchos has been shattered by the catastrophic losses suffered by this supposedly "absolute return" industry in 2008.

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8. www.dictionary.com › e › s12 Japanese Words In English | Dictionary.com

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   Sep 28, 2021 · An especially assertive or decisive leader may be referred to as the “head honcho.” The English honcho comes from the Japanese hanchō, which refers to a leader of a squad or a group. Hanchō is formed from the words han (“squad”) and -chō (“eldest” or “chief”). The word honcho is traced back to World War II