regiment in Japanese
regiment in Japanese is 連隊 — regiment means a military unit made up of several smaller units, commanded by an officer.
regiment in Japanese
連隊
Pronounced: rentai
(military) A unit of armed troops under the command of an officer, and consisting of several smaller units. [from 16th c.]
What does "regiment" mean?
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noun A military unit made up of several smaller units, commanded by an officer.
"My grandfather served in a cavalry regiment before he became a farmer."
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verb To organize something into a strict, rigid system.
"The new manager tried to regiment the office with rigid rules for everything."
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regiment in a sentence
- My grandfather served in a cavalry regiment before he became a farmer.
- Each regiment carried its own flag and had its own proud traditions.
- The new manager tried to regiment the office with rigid rules for everything.
- Some parents regiment their children's weekends so tightly that nobody has free time.
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What is "regiment" in Japanese?
"regiment" in Japanese is 連隊. regiment means: A military unit made up of several smaller units, commanded by an officer.
How do you pronounce 連隊?
"regiment" in Japanese is 連隊, pronounced "rentai".
How do you use "regiment" in a sentence?
Example: "My grandfather served in a cavalry regiment before he became a farmer." In Japanese, "regiment" is 連隊.
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