requisition in Japanese
requisition in Japanese is 徴発 — requisition means a formal, official request for goods, supplies, or action.
requisition in Japanese
徴発
Pronounced: chōhatsu
What does "requisition" mean?
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noun A formal, official request for goods, supplies, or action.
"The hospital filed a requisition for more surgical masks."
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verb To officially demand or take something, especially for military or official use.
"The army requisitioned local vehicles during the crisis."
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requisition in a sentence
- The hospital filed a requisition for more surgical masks.
- A doctor's requisition is needed before the lab will run the tests.
- The army requisitioned local vehicles during the crisis.
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What is "requisition" in Japanese?
"requisition" in Japanese is 徴発. requisition means: A formal, official request for goods, supplies, or action.
How do you pronounce 徴発?
"requisition" in Japanese is 徴発, pronounced "chōhatsu".
How do you use "requisition" in a sentence?
Example: "The hospital filed a requisition for more surgical masks." In Japanese, "requisition" is 徴発.
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