ヒショ
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. (private) secretary
Partly because of that, I decided to take on the role of secretary.
Noun
2. treasured book; secret book
Pitch accent
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Composed of
secret; mystery
book; document; calligraphy (esp. Chinese); penmanship; handwriting; letter
Used in vocabulary (12 in total)
private secretary
secretarial section
secretarial office
Examples (51 in total)
Who is the secretary?
I need a secretary.
I heard it from the secretary.
Mary is a secretary, right?
Jane is the president's secretary.
You're the new secretary, aren't you?
I made her my secretary.
He handed the letter to the secretary.
I had my secretary type the letter.
He is the boss's private secretary.
I made Ann my secretary.
The secretary proved to be a spy.
My sister is a secretary at a bank.
My secretary has a good command of English.
He had his secretary type the report.
Has that secretarial position been filled?
He made her his secretary.
The female secretary says with satisfaction.
She was trained to be a secretary.
His secretary seems to know the truth.
My son is engaged to his secretary.
The lawyer went out with the secretary.
The secretary inserted the letter in the envelope.
She made up her mind to be a secretary.
My sister works in a bank as a secretary.
Rumor has it that the company president slept with the secretary.
Tom made Jill his secretary.
The secretary noted down what her boss had said.
After delivering the message, the secretary withdrew from the president's office.
His secretary can speak three languages well.
This is the place where she works as a secretary.
These letters can be typed by any secretary.
She works as a secretary in an office.
The boss has a high opinion of his secretary.
He had to let his secretary go because she got married.
I cannot recommend her as a secretary.
The secretary was asked to file past records.
He had his secretary translate the letter into English.
He made Miss Green his secretary.
Mr Smith made her his secretary.
The secretary opened the mail which had been delivered that morning.
Mr Wood has his secretary type his letters.
My boss dictated a letter for his secretary to type.
The president sent the secretary away and spoke with me alone.
Partly because of that, I decided to take on the role of secretary.
The company has decided to employ two new secretaries.
He had to part with his secretary when she got married.
The new secretary types about 70 words per minute.
The manager was out, so I left a message with his secretary.
Officially it is his responsibility, but in fact his secretary does all the work.
The boss told his secretary to come up with a good idea by the end of the week.