fatigues in Chinese
fatigues in Chinese is 家務 — fatigues means loose, practical clothing worn by soldiers for everyday duties or combat.
fatigues in Chinese
家務
Pronounced: jiā wù
(military) Menial duties, especially as punishment.
What does "fatigues" mean?
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noun Loose, practical clothing worn by soldiers for everyday duties or combat.
"The recruits changed into their fatigues before heading to the training ground."
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fatigues in a sentence
- The recruits changed into their fatigues before heading to the training ground.
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What is "fatigues" in Chinese?
"fatigues" in Chinese is 家務. fatigues means: Loose, practical clothing worn by soldiers for everyday duties or combat.
How do you pronounce 家務?
"fatigues" in Chinese is 家務, pronounced "jiā wù".
How do you use "fatigues" in a sentence?
Example: "The recruits changed into their fatigues before heading to the training ground." In Chinese, "fatigues" is 家務.
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