unrest in Japanese
unrest in Japanese is 動乱, 動揺 — unrest means a state of disorder, protest, or agitation, especially among a population.
unrest in Japanese
動乱
Pronounced: dōran
動揺
Pronounced: dōyō
What does "unrest" mean?
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noun A state of disorder, protest, or agitation, especially among a population.
"Political unrest swept through the capital after the election."
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unrest in a sentence
- Political unrest swept through the capital after the election.
- Years of economic hardship fuelled the growing unrest.
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What is "unrest" in Japanese?
"unrest" in Japanese is 動乱, 動揺. unrest means: A state of disorder, protest, or agitation, especially among a population.
How do you pronounce 動乱?
"unrest" in Japanese is 動乱, pronounced "dōran".
How do you use "unrest" in a sentence?
Example: "Political unrest swept through the capital after the election." In Japanese, "unrest" is 動乱, 動揺.
Are there other ways to say "unrest" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "unrest": 動乱, 動揺.
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