threat in Japanese
threat in Japanese is 脅迫, 脅かし, 脅威 — threat means a statement expressing intent to harm or punish someone.
threat in Japanese
脅迫
Pronounced: kyōhaku
An expression of intent to injure or punish another.
脅かし
Pronounced: odokashi
An expression of intent to injure or punish another.
脅威
Pronounced: kyōi
An indication of potential or imminent danger.
脅迫
Pronounced: kyōhaku
An indication of potential or imminent danger.
脅威
Pronounced: kyōi
A person or object that is regarded as a danger; a menace.
What does "threat" mean?
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noun A statement expressing intent to harm or punish someone.
"He received a threatening letter warning him to leave town."
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noun A sign of possible danger or harm.
"Rising sea levels pose a serious threat to coastal towns."
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noun A person or thing regarded as dangerous.
"The invasive species is considered a major threat to local wildlife."
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threat in a sentence
- He received a threatening letter warning him to leave town.
- Rising sea levels pose a serious threat to coastal towns.
- The invasive species is considered a major threat to local wildlife.
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What is "threat" in Japanese?
"threat" in Japanese is 脅迫, 脅かし, 脅威. threat means: A statement expressing intent to harm or punish someone.
How do you pronounce 脅迫?
"threat" in Japanese is 脅迫, pronounced "kyōhaku".
How do you use "threat" in a sentence?
Example: "He received a threatening letter warning him to leave town." In Japanese, "threat" is 脅迫, 脅かし, 脅威.
Are there other ways to say "threat" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "threat": 脅迫, 脅かし, 脅威.
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