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Arsenal in Japanese

Arsenal in Japanese is アーセナル, 兵器廠 — Arsenal means a place where weapons and ammunition are made, stored, or repaired.

Arsenal in Japanese

アーセナル
proper noun
Pronounced: āsenaru
(soccer) The Arsenal Football Club.
兵器廠
noun
Pronounced: heikishō
A military establishment for the storing, development, manufacturing, testing, or repairing of arms, ammunition, and other war materiel; an armoury.

What does "Arsenal" mean?

  1. noun A place where weapons and ammunition are made, stored, or repaired.
    "The old naval arsenal is now a museum."
  2. noun The full stock of weapons a country, group, or person has available.
    "The nation's nuclear arsenal remains a major point of tension."
  3. noun A wide range of tools, skills, or resources ready to be used.
    "Her arsenal of arguments left him with nothing to say."
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Arsenal in a sentence

  • The old naval arsenal is now a museum.
  • The nation's nuclear arsenal remains a major point of tension.
  • Her arsenal of arguments left him with nothing to say.

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What is "Arsenal" in Japanese?

"Arsenal" in Japanese is アーセナル, 兵器廠. Arsenal means: A place where weapons and ammunition are made, stored, or repaired.

How do you pronounce アーセナル?

"Arsenal" in Japanese is アーセナル, pronounced "āsenaru".

How do you use "Arsenal" in a sentence?

Example: "The old naval arsenal is now a museum." In Japanese, "Arsenal" is アーセナル, 兵器廠.

Are there other ways to say "Arsenal" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Arsenal": アーセナル, 兵器廠.

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