firepower in Japanese
firepower in Japanese is 火力 — firepower means the destructive capacity of weapons available to a military force.
firepower in Japanese
火力
Pronounced: karyoku
The capacity of a weapon to deliver fire onto a target.
What does "firepower" mean?
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noun The destructive capacity of weapons available to a military force.
"The battalion had enough firepower to hold the ridge for weeks."
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noun Figuratively, the resources or ability needed to dominate a situation.
"The startup lacked the firepower to compete with the industry giant."
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firepower in a sentence
- The battalion had enough firepower to hold the ridge for weeks.
- The startup lacked the firepower to compete with the industry giant.
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What is "firepower" in Japanese?
"firepower" in Japanese is 火力. firepower means: The destructive capacity of weapons available to a military force.
How do you pronounce 火力?
"firepower" in Japanese is 火力, pronounced "karyoku".
How do you use "firepower" in a sentence?
Example: "The battalion had enough firepower to hold the ridge for weeks." In Japanese, "firepower" is 火力.
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