restraint in Japanese
restraint in Japanese is 我慢 — restraint means a device or measure that holds something back or keeps it secure.
restraint in Japanese
我慢
Pronounced: gaman
(uncountable) control or caution; reserve
What does "restraint" mean?
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noun A device or measure that holds something back or keeps it secure.
"The child seat has a five-point restraint to keep the toddler safe."
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noun Self-control; the quality of holding back from acting on every impulse.
"He showed remarkable restraint and didn't respond to the insult."
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restraint in a sentence
- The child seat has a five-point restraint to keep the toddler safe.
- Security fitted a physical restraint after the patient became violent.
- He showed remarkable restraint and didn't respond to the insult.
- The design uses restraint, favouring a few clean elements over clutter.
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What is "restraint" in Japanese?
"restraint" in Japanese is 我慢. restraint means: A device or measure that holds something back or keeps it secure.
How do you pronounce 我慢?
"restraint" in Japanese is 我慢, pronounced "gaman".
How do you use "restraint" in a sentence?
Example: "The child seat has a five-point restraint to keep the toddler safe." In Japanese, "restraint" is 我慢.
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