mobilization in Japanese
mobilization in Japanese is 動員 — mobilization means the act of organizing people or resources and getting them ready for action, especially military action.
mobilization in Japanese
動員
Pronounced: dōin
The marshalling and organizing of troops and national resources in preparation for war, bringing them to a state of readiness for an action.
What does "mobilization" mean?
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noun The act of organizing people or resources and getting them ready for action, especially military action.
"The general ordered the full mobilization of reserve troops."
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mobilization in a sentence
- The general ordered the full mobilization of reserve troops.
- The charity's mobilization of volunteers made the relief effort possible.
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What is "mobilization" in Japanese?
"mobilization" in Japanese is 動員. mobilization means: The act of organizing people or resources and getting them ready for action, especially military action.
How do you pronounce 動員?
"mobilization" in Japanese is 動員, pronounced "dōin".
How do you use "mobilization" in a sentence?
Example: "The general ordered the full mobilization of reserve troops." In Japanese, "mobilization" is 動員.
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