deploy in Japanese
deploy in Japanese is 配置, ひらく — deploy means to move troops or equipment into position for military action.
deploy in Japanese
配置
Pronounced: haichi
ひらく
Pronounced: hiraku
(transitive, intransitive) To unfold, open, or otherwise become ready for use.
What does "deploy" mean?
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verb To move troops or equipment into position for military action.
"The army deployed additional troops along the border."
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verb To put a plan, resource, or piece of software into effective use.
"The company deployed a new customer service strategy this quarter."
deploy in a sentence
- The army deployed additional troops along the border.
- Peacekeeping forces were deployed to the region within days.
- The company deployed a new customer service strategy this quarter.
- The team deployed the update to all users overnight.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "deploy" in Japanese?
"deploy" in Japanese is 配置, ひらく. deploy means: To move troops or equipment into position for military action.
How do you pronounce 配置?
"deploy" in Japanese is 配置, pronounced "haichi".
How do you use "deploy" in a sentence?
Example: "The army deployed additional troops along the border." In Japanese, "deploy" is 配置, ひらく.
Are there other ways to say "deploy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "deploy": 配置, ひらく.
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