mobilise in Japanese
mobilise in Japanese is 動員 — mobilise means to organize and prepare people or resources for action, especially military action.
mobilise in Japanese
動員
Pronounced: dōin
(transitive) To assemble troops and their equipment in a coordinated fashion so as to be ready for war.
What does "mobilise" mean?
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verb To organize and prepare people or resources for action, especially military action.
"The government moved to mobilise reserve troops along the border."
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mobilise in a sentence
- The government moved to mobilise reserve troops along the border.
- Volunteers were mobilised within hours of the flood warning.
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What is "mobilise" in Japanese?
"mobilise" in Japanese is 動員. mobilise means: To organize and prepare people or resources for action, especially military action.
How do you pronounce 動員?
"mobilise" in Japanese is 動員, pronounced "dōin".
How do you use "mobilise" in a sentence?
Example: "The government moved to mobilise reserve troops along the border." In Japanese, "mobilise" is 動員.
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