rampant in Japanese
rampant in Japanese is 手がつけられない — rampant means spreading or occurring widely and without restraint, often in a negative or alarming way.
rampant in Japanese
手がつけられない
Pronounced: tegatsukerarenai
What does "rampant" mean?
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adj Spreading or occurring widely and without restraint, often in a negative or alarming way.
"Corruption was rampant throughout the local government."
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adj In heraldry, depicted standing upright on the hind legs with the forelegs raised, as of an animal on a coat of arms.
"The family crest showed a lion rampant in gold."
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rampant in a sentence
- Corruption was rampant throughout the local government.
- Rumours ran rampant across the office within minutes.
- The family crest showed a lion rampant in gold.
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What is "rampant" in Japanese?
"rampant" in Japanese is 手がつけられない. rampant means: Spreading or occurring widely and without restraint, often in a negative or alarming way.
How do you pronounce 手がつけられない?
"rampant" in Japanese is 手がつけられない, pronounced "tegatsukerarenai".
How do you use "rampant" in a sentence?
Example: "Corruption was rampant throughout the local government." In Japanese, "rampant" is 手がつけられない.
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