crackdown in Japanese
crackdown in Japanese is 弾圧 — crackdown means a sudden, strict effort to enforce rules or stop unwanted behavior.
crackdown in Japanese
弾圧
Pronounced: dan'atsu
Abruptly stern measures or disciplinary action; increased enforcement.
What does "crackdown" mean?
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noun A sudden, strict effort to enforce rules or stop unwanted behavior.
"The city launched a crackdown on illegal parking."
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crackdown in a sentence
- The city launched a crackdown on illegal parking.
- There has been a crackdown on tax evasion this year.
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What is "crackdown" in Japanese?
"crackdown" in Japanese is 弾圧. crackdown means: A sudden, strict effort to enforce rules or stop unwanted behavior.
How do you pronounce 弾圧?
"crackdown" in Japanese is 弾圧, pronounced "dan'atsu".
How do you use "crackdown" in a sentence?
Example: "The city launched a crackdown on illegal parking." In Japanese, "crackdown" is 弾圧.
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