outlaw in Japanese
outlaw in Japanese is 逃亡犯, 逃亡者, 逃走犯 — outlaw means a person who has broken the law and is hiding or on the run from it.
outlaw in Japanese
逃亡犯
Pronounced: tōbōhan
逃亡者
Pronounced: tōbōsha
逃走犯
逃走者
What does "outlaw" mean?
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noun A person who has broken the law and is hiding or on the run from it.
"The gang of outlaws hid out in the hills for months."
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verb To make something illegal, or to declare a person an outlaw.
"The new law outlawed the sale of the drug nationwide."
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outlaw in a sentence
- The gang of outlaws hid out in the hills for months.
- In old Western films, the sheriff always chases down the outlaw in the end.
- The new law outlawed the sale of the drug nationwide.
- Several countries have outlawed single-use plastic bags.
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What is "outlaw" in Japanese?
"outlaw" in Japanese is 逃亡犯, 逃亡者, 逃走犯. outlaw means: A person who has broken the law and is hiding or on the run from it.
How do you pronounce 逃亡犯?
"outlaw" in Japanese is 逃亡犯, pronounced "tōbōhan".
How do you use "outlaw" in a sentence?
Example: "The gang of outlaws hid out in the hills for months." In Japanese, "outlaw" is 逃亡犯, 逃亡者, 逃走犯.
Are there other ways to say "outlaw" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "outlaw": 逃亡犯, 逃亡者, 逃走犯, 逃走者.
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