reformer in Japanese
reformer in Japanese is リフォーマー, 改革家 — reformer means a person who works to bring about change and improvement, especially in society or politics.
reformer in Japanese
リフォーマー
Pronounced: rifōmā
One who reforms, or who works for reform.
改革家
Pronounced: kaikakuka
One who reforms, or who works for reform.
What does "reformer" mean?
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noun A person who works to bring about change and improvement, especially in society or politics.
"She was a passionate reformer who fought for workers' rights."
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reformer in a sentence
- She was a passionate reformer who fought for workers' rights.
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What is "reformer" in Japanese?
"reformer" in Japanese is リフォーマー, 改革家. reformer means: A person who works to bring about change and improvement, especially in society or politics.
How do you pronounce リフォーマー?
"reformer" in Japanese is リフォーマー, pronounced "rifōmā".
How do you use "reformer" in a sentence?
Example: "She was a passionate reformer who fought for workers' rights." In Japanese, "reformer" is リフォーマー, 改革家.
Are there other ways to say "reformer" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "reformer": リフォーマー, 改革家.
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