tranquilize in Japanese
tranquilize in Japanese is 鎮める — tranquilize means to settle a person or animal, or send them to sleep, with a tranquillising dart.
tranquilize in Japanese
鎮める
Pronounced: shizumeru
(transitive, now, literary) To make (something or someone) tranquil.
What does "tranquilize" mean?
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verb To settle a person or animal, or send them to sleep, with a tranquillising dart.
"The escaped lion was finally tracked down, tranquilized, and safely returned to the zoo."
- verb To make someone or something calm and peaceful.
- verb To grow calm and peaceful.
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verb To fire a sedative into a person or animal using a dart.
"Moose should only be down about 15 to 20 minutes after being tranquilized."
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- The escaped lion was finally tracked down, tranquilized, and safely returned to the zoo.
- Moose should only be down about 15 to 20 minutes after being tranquilized.
- The bear should go down several minutes after being tranquilized.
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What is "tranquilize" in Japanese?
"tranquilize" in Japanese is 鎮める. tranquilize means: To settle a person or animal, or send them to sleep, with a tranquillising dart.
How do you pronounce 鎮める?
"tranquilize" in Japanese is 鎮める, pronounced "shizumeru".
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