ordnance in Japanese
ordnance in Japanese is 軍用品, 大砲 — ordnance means military weapons, ammunition, and related equipment, especially heavy artillery.
ordnance in Japanese
軍用品
Pronounced: gun'yōhin
大砲
Pronounced: taihō
Artillery.
What does "ordnance" mean?
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noun Military weapons, ammunition, and related equipment, especially heavy artillery.
"The base stores its ordnance in a secure, reinforced bunker."
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ordnance in a sentence
- The base stores its ordnance in a secure, reinforced bunker.
- Unexploded ordnance from the war still turns up in the fields.
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What is "ordnance" in Japanese?
"ordnance" in Japanese is 軍用品, 大砲. ordnance means: Military weapons, ammunition, and related equipment, especially heavy artillery.
How do you pronounce 軍用品?
"ordnance" in Japanese is 軍用品, pronounced "gun'yōhin".
How do you use "ordnance" in a sentence?
Example: "The base stores its ordnance in a secure, reinforced bunker." In Japanese, "ordnance" is 軍用品, 大砲.
Are there other ways to say "ordnance" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "ordnance": 軍用品, 大砲.
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