safe and sound in Japanese
safe and sound in Japanese is 無事 — safe and sound means having arrived or come through something without injury or harm, especially after a period of worry or danger.
safe and sound in Japanese
無事
Pronounced: buji
(idiomatic) Having come to no harm, especially after being exposed to danger.
What does "safe and sound" mean?
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adjective phrase Having arrived or come through something without injury or harm, especially after a period of worry or danger.
"Text me when you get home safe and sound."
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safe and sound in a sentence
- Text me when you get home safe and sound.
- All four climbers were found safe and sound after two nights on the mountain.
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What is "safe and sound" in Japanese?
"safe and sound" in Japanese is 無事. safe and sound means: Having arrived or come through something without injury or harm, especially after a period of worry or danger.
How do you pronounce 無事?
"safe and sound" in Japanese is 無事, pronounced "buji".
How do you use "safe and sound" in a sentence?
Example: "Text me when you get home safe and sound." In Japanese, "safe and sound" is 無事.
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