disorder in Japanese
disorder in Japanese is 無秩序, 混乱, 障害 — disorder means a state of confusion or lack of proper organization.
disorder in Japanese
無秩序
Pronounced: muchitsujo
混乱
Pronounced: konran
Absence of order; state of not being arranged in an orderly manner.
障害
Pronounced: shōgai
(medicine, countable) A physical or mental malfunction.
What does "disorder" mean?
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noun A state of confusion or lack of proper organization.
"The papers on his desk were in complete disorder."
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noun A medical condition, especially one affecting normal physical or mental function.
"Doctors explained that the sleep disorder could be treated with simple changes."
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verb To throw something into confusion.
"A sudden gust of wind disordered the papers on my desk."
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disorder in a sentence
- The papers on his desk were in complete disorder.
- After the party, the living room was in total disorder.
- Doctors explained that the sleep disorder could be treated with simple changes.
- He takes medicine every day for a rare blood disorder.
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What is "disorder" in Japanese?
"disorder" in Japanese is 無秩序, 混乱, 障害. disorder means: A state of confusion or lack of proper organization.
How do you pronounce 無秩序?
"disorder" in Japanese is 無秩序, pronounced "muchitsujo".
How do you use "disorder" in a sentence?
Example: "The papers on his desk were in complete disorder." In Japanese, "disorder" is 無秩序, 混乱, 障害.
Are there other ways to say "disorder" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "disorder": 無秩序, 混乱, 障害.
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