aggression in Japanese
aggression in Japanese is 侵略, 攻撃 — aggression means hostile or violent behavior, especially the starting of a conflict or attack.
aggression in Japanese
侵略
Pronounced: shinryaku
攻撃
Pronounced: kōgeki
Hostile or destructive behavior or actions.
What does "aggression" mean?
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noun Hostile or violent behavior, especially the starting of a conflict or attack.
"The coach warned his team that aggression on the pitch would not be tolerated."
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noun A forceful or assertive drive, not necessarily violent.
"The coach wanted more aggression from the midfield, but without any fouls."
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aggression in a sentence
- The coach warned his team that aggression on the pitch would not be tolerated.
- The invasion was widely condemned as an act of aggression.
- The coach wanted more aggression from the midfield, but without any fouls.
- She channeled her aggression into competitive sport.
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What is "aggression" in Japanese?
"aggression" in Japanese is 侵略, 攻撃. aggression means: Hostile or violent behavior, especially the starting of a conflict or attack.
How do you pronounce 侵略?
"aggression" in Japanese is 侵略, pronounced "shinryaku".
How do you use "aggression" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach warned his team that aggression on the pitch would not be tolerated." In Japanese, "aggression" is 侵略, 攻撃.
Are there other ways to say "aggression" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "aggression": 侵略, 攻撃.
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