squad in Japanese
squad in Japanese is 戦隊, 分隊 — squad means a small organized group, especially of soldiers, police, or athletes.
squad in Japanese
戦隊
Pronounced: sentai
A unit of tactical military personnel, or of police officers, usually of about ten members.
分隊
Pronounced: buntai
A unit of tactical military personnel, or of police officers, usually of about ten members.
What does "squad" mean?
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noun A small organized group, especially of soldiers, police, or athletes.
"The bomb squad was called in to secure the area."
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noun Informal: one's close group of friends.
"She posted a photo with her squad from the weekend trip."
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squad in a sentence
- The bomb squad was called in to secure the area.
- The coach named his squad for the upcoming tournament.
- She posted a photo with her squad from the weekend trip.
- My squad and I are meeting at the cafe after class.
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What is "squad" in Japanese?
"squad" in Japanese is 戦隊, 分隊. squad means: A small organized group, especially of soldiers, police, or athletes.
How do you pronounce 戦隊?
"squad" in Japanese is 戦隊, pronounced "sentai".
How do you use "squad" in a sentence?
Example: "The bomb squad was called in to secure the area." In Japanese, "squad" is 戦隊, 分隊.
Are there other ways to say "squad" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "squad": 戦隊, 分隊.
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