hazing in Japanese
hazing in Japanese is 扱き — hazing means the practice of subjecting someone, often a new member of a group, to humiliating, harsh, or abusive rituals.
hazing in Japanese
扱き
Pronounced: shigoki
(US, Philippines) An initiation or behavior that involves humiliation, harassment or abuse, particularly in universities and in the military.
What does "hazing" mean?
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noun The practice of subjecting someone, often a new member of a group, to humiliating, harsh, or abusive rituals.
"Several fraternities have banned hazing after a string of injuries."
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- Several fraternities have banned hazing after a string of injuries.
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What is "hazing" in Japanese?
"hazing" in Japanese is 扱き. hazing means: The practice of subjecting someone, often a new member of a group, to humiliating, harsh, or abusive rituals.
How do you pronounce 扱き?
"hazing" in Japanese is 扱き, pronounced "shigoki".
How do you use "hazing" in a sentence?
Example: "Several fraternities have banned hazing after a string of injuries." In Japanese, "hazing" is 扱き.
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