ranger in Japanese
ranger in Japanese is レンジャー, 動物管理官 — ranger means someone whose job is to patrol and protect an area, especially a park or wilderness.
ranger in Japanese
レンジャー
Pronounced: renjā
動物管理官
A keeper, guardian, or soldier who ranges over a region (generally of wilderness) to protect the area or enforce the law.
What does "ranger" mean?
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noun Someone whose job is to patrol and protect an area, especially a park or wilderness.
"A park ranger showed us where the bears had been spotted."
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noun A soldier belonging to an elite military unit trained for scouting and raiding.
"Her brother served as an Army Ranger for six years."
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noun In games and fantasy fiction, a wilderness-skilled fighter, often using a bow.
"He built his character as a ranger with a longbow."
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ranger in a sentence
- A park ranger showed us where the bears had been spotted.
- Forest rangers monitor the area for wildfire risk.
- Her brother served as an Army Ranger for six years.
- The rangers were dropped behind enemy lines under cover of darkness.
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What is "ranger" in Japanese?
"ranger" in Japanese is レンジャー, 動物管理官. ranger means: Someone whose job is to patrol and protect an area, especially a park or wilderness.
How do you pronounce レンジャー?
"ranger" in Japanese is レンジャー, pronounced "renjā".
How do you use "ranger" in a sentence?
Example: "A park ranger showed us where the bears had been spotted." In Japanese, "ranger" is レンジャー, 動物管理官.
Are there other ways to say "ranger" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "ranger": レンジャー, 動物管理官.
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