embroil in Japanese
embroil in Japanese is 巻き込む — embroil means to throw something into confusion or disorder.
embroil in Japanese
巻き込む
Pronounced: makikomu
To cause (someone) to be drawn into or involved in a difficult situation or state of contention.
What does "embroil" mean?
- verb To throw something into confusion or disorder.
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verb To draw someone into a difficult or contentious situation.
"Eurostar, which has had a monopoly from the outset in 1994, is currently embroiled in controversy over its decision not to restart services to Ebbsfleet and Ashford International stations, because of what it claims is a lack of demand."
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embroil in a sentence
- Eurostar, which has had a monopoly from the outset in 1994, is currently embroiled in controversy over its decision not to restart services to Ebbsfleet and Ashford International stations, because of what it claims is a lack of demand.
- Avoid him. He will embroil you in his fights.
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What is "embroil" in Japanese?
"embroil" in Japanese is 巻き込む. embroil means: To throw something into confusion or disorder.
How do you pronounce 巻き込む?
"embroil" in Japanese is 巻き込む, pronounced "makikomu".
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