patriot in Japanese
patriot in Japanese is 愛国者 — patriot means a person who loves their country and is strongly devoted to supporting and defending it.
patriot in Japanese
愛国者
Pronounced: aikokusha
A person who loves and zealously supports and defends their country.
What does "patriot" mean?
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noun A person who loves their country and is strongly devoted to supporting and defending it.
"Bad news for a certain kind of pedantic patriot (look away now, Jacob Rees-Mogg). Prince Charles has debased the English language – and in a letter to a foreign potentate, no less."
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patriot in a sentence
- Bad news for a certain kind of pedantic patriot (look away now, Jacob Rees-Mogg). Prince Charles has debased the English language – and in a letter to a foreign potentate, no less.
- 'My country, right or wrong,' is a thing that no patriot would think of saying except in a desperate case. It is like saying, 'My mother, drunk or sober.'
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What is "patriot" in Japanese?
"patriot" in Japanese is 愛国者. patriot means: A person who loves their country and is strongly devoted to supporting and defending it.
How do you pronounce 愛国者?
"patriot" in Japanese is 愛国者, pronounced "aikokusha".
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