salvo in Japanese
salvo in Japanese is 斉射 — salvo means a number of guns fired together or in quick succession, or a burst of applause, criticism, or argument delivered all at once.
salvo in Japanese
斉射
Pronounced: seisha
(military) A concentrated fire from pieces of artillery, as in endeavoring to make a break in a fortification; a volley.
What does "salvo" mean?
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noun A number of guns fired together or in quick succession, or a burst of applause, criticism, or argument delivered all at once.
"The ship fired a salvo at the enemy vessel."
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salvo in a sentence
- The ship fired a salvo at the enemy vessel.
- Her opening salvo in the debate caught her opponent off guard.
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What is "salvo" in Japanese?
"salvo" in Japanese is 斉射. salvo means: A number of guns fired together or in quick succession, or a burst of applause, criticism, or argument delivered all at once.
How do you pronounce 斉射?
"salvo" in Japanese is 斉射, pronounced "seisha".
How do you use "salvo" in a sentence?
Example: "The ship fired a salvo at the enemy vessel." In Japanese, "salvo" is 斉射.
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