disorderly in Japanese
disorderly in Japanese is 無秩序 — disorderly means messy or lacking any clear organization.
disorderly in Japanese
無秩序
Pronounced: muchitsujo
Not in order; marked by disorder or disarray.
What does "disorderly" mean?
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adjective Messy or lacking any clear organization.
"The room was left in a disorderly state after the party."
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adjective Unruly or breaking rules of public behavior.
"He was arrested for disorderly conduct outside the bar."
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disorderly in a sentence
- The room was left in a disorderly state after the party.
- He was arrested for disorderly conduct outside the bar.
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What is "disorderly" in Japanese?
"disorderly" in Japanese is 無秩序. disorderly means: Messy or lacking any clear organization.
How do you pronounce 無秩序?
"disorderly" in Japanese is 無秩序, pronounced "muchitsujo".
How do you use "disorderly" in a sentence?
Example: "The room was left in a disorderly state after the party." In Japanese, "disorderly" is 無秩序.
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