gunner in Japanese
gunner in Japanese is 砲兵, 砲手, 銃使い — gunner means a soldier who operates artillery or a mounted gun.
gunner in Japanese
砲兵
Pronounced: hōhei
(military rank) An artillery soldier, especially one who holds private rank.
砲手
Pronounced: hōshu
(military rank) An artillery soldier, especially one who holds private rank.
銃使い
A person who operates a gun.
What does "gunner" mean?
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noun A soldier who operates artillery or a mounted gun.
"He served as a gunner on a tank crew during the war."
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noun A person who operates any kind of gun or gun-like tool.
"The gunner on the fishing boat fired the harpoon."
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noun Informal: an extremely ambitious or overeager person.
"He's a total gunner, always the first to volunteer for extra work."
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noun A supporter or player of Arsenal Football Club, whose nickname is "the Gunners".
"Thousands of gunners packed the stadium for the derby."
gunner in a sentence
- He served as a gunner on a tank crew during the war.
- The gunner on the fishing boat fired the harpoon.
- He's a total gunner, always the first to volunteer for extra work.
- Thousands of gunners packed the stadium for the derby.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "gunner" in Japanese?
"gunner" in Japanese is 砲兵, 砲手, 銃使い. gunner means: A soldier who operates artillery or a mounted gun.
How do you pronounce 砲兵?
"gunner" in Japanese is 砲兵, pronounced "hōhei".
How do you use "gunner" in a sentence?
Example: "He served as a gunner on a tank crew during the war." In Japanese, "gunner" is 砲兵, 砲手, 銃使い.
Are there other ways to say "gunner" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "gunner": 砲兵, 砲手, 銃使い.
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