manned in Japanese
manned in Japanese is 有人 — manned means operated or crewed by a human being, rather than automated.
manned in Japanese
有人
Pronounced: yuujin
Operated by, performed by, or transporting a person; crewed; piloted; staffed.
What does "manned" mean?
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adj Operated or crewed by a human being, rather than automated.
"The information desk is manned by volunteers during every weekend of the festival."
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manned in a sentence
- The information desk is manned by volunteers during every weekend of the festival.
- NASA's first manned mission to the Moon launched in 1968.
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What is "manned" in Japanese?
"manned" in Japanese is 有人. manned means: Operated or crewed by a human being, rather than automated.
How do you pronounce 有人?
"manned" in Japanese is 有人, pronounced "yuujin".
How do you use "manned" in a sentence?
Example: "The information desk is manned by volunteers during every weekend of the festival." In Japanese, "manned" is 有人.
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