Lazarus in Japanese
Lazarus in Japanese is ラザロ — Lazarus means in the Bible, a man raised from the dead by Jesus; used figuratively for anyone or anything that returns after being given up for dead.
Lazarus in Japanese
ラザロ
Pronounced: razaro
What does "Lazarus" mean?
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name In the Bible, a man raised from the dead by Jesus; used figuratively for anyone or anything that returns after being given up for dead.
"The failing company staged a Lazarus-like recovery after new investors stepped in."
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Lazarus in a sentence
- The failing company staged a Lazarus-like recovery after new investors stepped in.
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What is "Lazarus" in Japanese?
"Lazarus" in Japanese is ラザロ. Lazarus means: In the Bible, a man raised from the dead by Jesus; used figuratively for anyone or anything that returns after being given up for dead.
How do you pronounce ラザロ?
"Lazarus" in Japanese is ラザロ, pronounced "razaro".
How do you use "Lazarus" in a sentence?
Example: "The failing company staged a Lazarus-like recovery after new investors stepped in." In Japanese, "Lazarus" is ラザロ.
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