poaching in Japanese
poaching in Japanese is 密猟 — poaching means the illegal hunting, fishing, or collecting of wildlife or plants, especially protected species.
poaching in Japanese
密猟
Pronounced: mitsuryō
Illegal procurement of protected wildlife such as fish, game, logging, or plant collecting.
What does "poaching" mean?
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noun The illegal hunting, fishing, or collecting of wildlife or plants, especially protected species.
"Poaching has pushed the rhino population to the brink of extinction."
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- Poaching has pushed the rhino population to the brink of extinction.
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What is "poaching" in Japanese?
"poaching" in Japanese is 密猟. poaching means: The illegal hunting, fishing, or collecting of wildlife or plants, especially protected species.
How do you pronounce 密猟?
"poaching" in Japanese is 密猟, pronounced "mitsuryō".
How do you use "poaching" in a sentence?
Example: "Poaching has pushed the rhino population to the brink of extinction." In Japanese, "poaching" is 密猟.
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