gendarme in Japanese
gendarme in Japanese is 憲兵 — gendarme means a member of a military force assigned to police duties, especially in France.
gendarme in Japanese
憲兵
Pronounced: kenpei
A member of the gendarmerie, a military body charged with police duties.
What does "gendarme" mean?
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noun A member of a military force assigned to police duties, especially in France.
"A gendarme directed traffic around the accident."
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noun A tall, narrow rock formation along a mountain ridge, resembling a standing sentry.
"Climbers had to scramble around the gendarme near the summit."
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gendarme in a sentence
- A gendarme directed traffic around the accident.
- Climbers had to scramble around the gendarme near the summit.
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What is "gendarme" in Japanese?
"gendarme" in Japanese is 憲兵. gendarme means: A member of a military force assigned to police duties, especially in France.
How do you pronounce 憲兵?
"gendarme" in Japanese is 憲兵, pronounced "kenpei".
How do you use "gendarme" in a sentence?
Example: "A gendarme directed traffic around the accident." In Japanese, "gendarme" is 憲兵.
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