peacekeeping in Japanese
peacekeeping in Japanese is 平和維持 — peacekeeping means the activity of maintaining peace between hostile groups or nations, often using a sanctioned military force.
peacekeeping in Japanese
平和維持
Pronounced: heiwaiji
The act of preserving peace, specifically between hostile groups or states, especially by a sanctioned military force. [from 17th c.]
What does "peacekeeping" mean?
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noun The activity of maintaining peace between hostile groups or nations, often using a sanctioned military force.
"The country contributes troops to several UN peacekeeping missions."
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peacekeeping in a sentence
- The country contributes troops to several UN peacekeeping missions.
- Peacekeeping in the region has continued for over a decade.
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What is "peacekeeping" in Japanese?
"peacekeeping" in Japanese is 平和維持. peacekeeping means: The activity of maintaining peace between hostile groups or nations, often using a sanctioned military force.
How do you pronounce 平和維持?
"peacekeeping" in Japanese is 平和維持, pronounced "heiwaiji".
How do you use "peacekeeping" in a sentence?
Example: "The country contributes troops to several UN peacekeeping missions." In Japanese, "peacekeeping" is 平和維持.
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