demobilization in Japanese
demobilization in Japanese is 復員 — demobilization means the disbanding or disarming of troops who had earlier been mobilized or put into active service; the shift from a wartime footing to a peacetime one; the process of demobilizing.
demobilization in Japanese
復員
Pronounced: fukuin
The disorganization or disarming of troops which have previously been mobilized or called into active service; the change from a war footing to a peace footing; the act of demobilizing.
What does "demobilization" mean?
- noun The disbanding or disarming of troops who had earlier been mobilized or put into active service; the shift from a wartime footing to a peacetime one; the process of demobilizing.
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What is "demobilization" in Japanese?
"demobilization" in Japanese is 復員. demobilization means: The disbanding or disarming of troops who had earlier been mobilized or put into active service; the shift from a wartime footing to a peacetime one; the process of demobilizing.
How do you pronounce 復員?
"demobilization" in Japanese is 復員, pronounced "fukuin".
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