encampment in Japanese
encampment in Japanese is 幕府 — encampment means a place where people are staying temporarily in tents or similar shelters, such as a camp for soldiers, refugees, or travelers.
encampment in Japanese
幕府
Pronounced: bakufu
(often, military) A place where people (such as displaced people, soldiers, or travellers) encamp, that is, stay in tents or other temporary structures; a camp or campsite.
What does "encampment" mean?
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noun A place where people are staying temporarily in tents or similar shelters, such as a camp for soldiers, refugees, or travelers.
"Shortly after leaving the station, the train passes the site of a small halt, built in August, 1889, to serve a large army encampment situated nearby."
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encampment in a sentence
- Shortly after leaving the station, the train passes the site of a small halt, built in August, 1889, to serve a large army encampment situated nearby.
- Aid workers set up an encampment for displaced families near the border.
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What is "encampment" in Japanese?
"encampment" in Japanese is 幕府. encampment means: A place where people are staying temporarily in tents or similar shelters, such as a camp for soldiers, refugees, or travelers.
How do you pronounce 幕府?
"encampment" in Japanese is 幕府, pronounced "bakufu".
How do you use "encampment" in a sentence?
Example: "Aid workers set up an encampment for displaced families near the border." In Japanese, "encampment" is 幕府.
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