deport in Japanese
deport in Japanese is 追放 — deport means to formally expel a foreign national from a country, usually for breaking immigration or other laws.
deport in Japanese
追放
Pronounced: tsuihō
(transitive) To evict, especially from a country.
What does "deport" mean?
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verb To formally expel a foreign national from a country, usually for breaking immigration or other laws.
"He was deported after his visa expired."
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deport in a sentence
- He was deported after his visa expired.
- The government deported several individuals convicted of serious crimes.
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What is "deport" in Japanese?
"deport" in Japanese is 追放. deport means: To formally expel a foreign national from a country, usually for breaking immigration or other laws.
How do you pronounce 追放?
"deport" in Japanese is 追放, pronounced "tsuihō".
How do you use "deport" in a sentence?
Example: "He was deported after his visa expired." In Japanese, "deport" is 追放.
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