musketeer in Japanese
musketeer in Japanese is 銃士 — musketeer means a soldier armed with a musket, especially a member of the historic French royal guard.
musketeer in Japanese
銃士
Pronounced: juushi
(military, historical) A foot soldier armed with a musket.
What does "musketeer" mean?
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noun A soldier armed with a musket, especially a member of the historic French royal guard.
"The novel follows four musketeers as they defend the honour of the queen."
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musketeer in a sentence
- The novel follows four musketeers as they defend the honour of the queen.
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What is "musketeer" in Japanese?
"musketeer" in Japanese is 銃士. musketeer means: A soldier armed with a musket, especially a member of the historic French royal guard.
How do you pronounce 銃士?
"musketeer" in Japanese is 銃士, pronounced "juushi".
How do you use "musketeer" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel follows four musketeers as they defend the honour of the queen." In Japanese, "musketeer" is 銃士.
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