deserter in Japanese
deserter in Japanese is 脱走兵 — deserter means someone who has left their military post without permission and does not intend to return.
deserter in Japanese
脱走兵
Pronounced: dassōhei
(military) A person who has physically removed him- or herself from the control or direction of a military or naval unit with the intention of permanently leaving
What does "deserter" mean?
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noun Someone who has left their military post without permission and does not intend to return.
"The deserter was court-martialled and imprisoned."
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- The deserter was court-martialled and imprisoned.
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What is "deserter" in Japanese?
"deserter" in Japanese is 脱走兵. deserter means: Someone who has left their military post without permission and does not intend to return.
How do you pronounce 脱走兵?
"deserter" in Japanese is 脱走兵, pronounced "dassōhei".
How do you use "deserter" in a sentence?
Example: "The deserter was court-martialled and imprisoned." In Japanese, "deserter" is 脱走兵.
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