Miranda in Japanese
Miranda in Japanese is ミランダ — Miranda means (US, law, often lowercase "Miranda warning") The formal notice police must give a suspect about their right to remain silent and to legal counsel.
Miranda in Japanese
What does "Miranda" mean?
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noun (US, law, often lowercase "Miranda warning") The formal notice police must give a suspect about their right to remain silent and to legal counsel.
"The officer read him his Miranda rights before questioning began."
Miranda in a sentence
- The officer read him his Miranda rights before questioning began.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Miranda" in Japanese?
"Miranda" in Japanese is ミランダ. Miranda means: (US, law, often lowercase "Miranda warning") The formal notice police must give a suspect about their right to remain silent and to legal counsel.
How do you pronounce ミランダ?
"Miranda" in Japanese is ミランダ, pronounced "miranda".
How do you use "Miranda" in a sentence?
Example: "The officer read him his Miranda rights before questioning began." In Japanese, "Miranda" is ミランダ.