cadre in Japanese
cadre in Japanese is 幹部 — cadre means a small, tightly organized group of trained people who form the core of a larger organization or movement.
cadre in Japanese
幹部
Pronounced: kanbu
(chiefly, in, _, communism) The core of a managing group, or a member of such a group.
What does "cadre" mean?
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noun A small, tightly organized group of trained people who form the core of a larger organization or movement.
"A cadre of experienced engineers led the project from the start."
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cadre in a sentence
- A cadre of experienced engineers led the project from the start.
- The party built its power around a disciplined cadre of activists.
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What is "cadre" in Japanese?
"cadre" in Japanese is 幹部. cadre means: A small, tightly organized group of trained people who form the core of a larger organization or movement.
How do you pronounce 幹部?
"cadre" in Japanese is 幹部, pronounced "kanbu".
How do you use "cadre" in a sentence?
Example: "A cadre of experienced engineers led the project from the start." In Japanese, "cadre" is 幹部.
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