組長 | Japanese meaning

組長【くみちょう】

Frequency rank: 41,672. – 42,320.

Alsoくみちょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

boss (esp. yakuza); foreman

This meaning refers to the leader or head of a group, particularly in the context of organized crime such as the yakuza. It implies authority and command over members of the group.

As the boss, he had to make all the decisions.

Example sentences1 result

The gang leader made all the members toe the line, keeping control through fear.

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国語辞典Japanese definitions

組長【くみちょう】

くみ組とな名のつくしゅうだん集団のちょう長。

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組長【くみちょう】

Frequency rank: 41,672. – 42,320.

Alsoくみちょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

boss (esp. yakuza); foreman

This meaning refers to the leader or head of a group, particularly in the context of organized crime such as the yakuza. It implies authority and command over members of the group.

As the boss, he had to make all the decisions.

Example sentences1 result

The gang leader made all the members toe the line, keeping control through fear.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

組長【くみちょう】

くみ組とな名のつくしゅうだん集団のちょう長。

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組

N32

意association; braid; plait; construct; assemble; unite; cooperate; grapple

訓く.む、くみ、-ぐみ

音ソ

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長

N52

意long; leader; superior; senior

訓なが.い、おさ

音チョウ

名お、おしゃ、たかし、たけ、な、は、ひさ

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組長【くみちょう】

Frequency rank: 41,672. – 42,320.

Alsoくみちょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

boss (esp. yakuza); foreman

This meaning refers to the leader or head of a group, particularly in the context of organized crime such as the yakuza. It implies authority and command over members of the group.

As the boss, he had to make all the decisions.

Example sentences1 result

The gang leader made all the members toe the line, keeping control through fear.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

組長【くみちょう】

くみ組とな名のつくしゅうだん集団のちょう長。

Wiktionary

組長【くみちょう】

Frequency rank: 41,672. – 42,320.

Alsoくみちょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

boss (esp. yakuza); foreman

This meaning refers to the leader or head of a group, particularly in the context of organized crime such as the yakuza. It implies authority and command over members of the group.