colonization in Japanese
colonization in Japanese is 植民地化 — colonization means the act of settling and taking control of a territory, especially one already inhabited by another people.
colonization in Japanese
植民地化
Pronounced: shokuminchika
The process of establishing a colony.
What does "colonization" mean?
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noun The act of settling and taking control of a territory, especially one already inhabited by another people.
"The colonization of the Americas reshaped the continent's population and cultures forever."
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colonization in a sentence
- The colonization of the Americas reshaped the continent's population and cultures forever.
- Historians study the colonization of the Pacific islands by various European powers.
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What is "colonization" in Japanese?
"colonization" in Japanese is 植民地化. colonization means: The act of settling and taking control of a territory, especially one already inhabited by another people.
How do you pronounce 植民地化?
"colonization" in Japanese is 植民地化, pronounced "shokuminchika".
How do you use "colonization" in a sentence?
Example: "The colonization of the Americas reshaped the continent's population and cultures forever." In Japanese, "colonization" is 植民地化.
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