repatriation in Japanese
repatriation in Japanese is 帰還, 送還 — repatriation means the return of a person to their home country.
repatriation in Japanese
帰還
Pronounced: kikan
The process of returning of a person to their country of origin or citizenship.
送還
Pronounced: sōkan
The process of returning of a person to their country of origin or citizenship.
What does "repatriation" mean?
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noun The return of a person to their home country.
"The embassy arranged the repatriation of stranded tourists."
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noun The return of stolen or borrowed artifacts to their country of origin.
"The museum agreed to the repatriation of the ancient statues."
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repatriation in a sentence
- The embassy arranged the repatriation of stranded tourists.
- Repatriation of refugees only happens once conditions are considered safe.
- The museum agreed to the repatriation of the ancient statues.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "repatriation" in Japanese?
"repatriation" in Japanese is 帰還, 送還. repatriation means: The return of a person to their home country.
How do you pronounce 帰還?
"repatriation" in Japanese is 帰還, pronounced "kikan".
How do you use "repatriation" in a sentence?
Example: "The embassy arranged the repatriation of stranded tourists." In Japanese, "repatriation" is 帰還, 送還.
Are there other ways to say "repatriation" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "repatriation": 帰還, 送還.
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