masses in Japanese
masses in Japanese is 大衆, 民衆 — masses means ordinary people in general, especially thought of as a large group.
masses in Japanese
大衆
Pronounced: taishuu
(generically) People, especially a large number of people; the general population.
民衆
Pronounced: minshuu
(generically) People, especially a large number of people; the general population.
What does "masses" mean?
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noun Ordinary people in general, especially thought of as a large group.
"Cheap air travel has opened up foreign holidays to the masses."
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noun The full population of a place or group.
"Census data tracks the masses across every region of the country."
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masses in a sentence
- Cheap air travel has opened up foreign holidays to the masses.
- The politician claimed to speak for the masses, not the elite.
- Census data tracks the masses across every region of the country.
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What is "masses" in Japanese?
"masses" in Japanese is 大衆, 民衆. masses means: Ordinary people in general, especially thought of as a large group.
How do you pronounce 大衆?
"masses" in Japanese is 大衆, pronounced "taishuu".
How do you use "masses" in a sentence?
Example: "Cheap air travel has opened up foreign holidays to the masses." In Japanese, "masses" is 大衆, 民衆.
Are there other ways to say "masses" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "masses": 大衆, 民衆.
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