vanguard in Japanese
vanguard in Japanese is 前衛 — vanguard means the foremost part of an advancing army, fleet, or group.
vanguard in Japanese
前衛
Pronounced: zen'ei
(military) The leading units at the front of an army or fleet.
What does "vanguard" mean?
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noun The foremost part of an advancing army, fleet, or group.
"Scouts rode ahead of the vanguard to check the road for ambushes."
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noun The people at the leading edge of a movement, trend, or idea.
"The design studio saw itself as the vanguard of a new, minimalist style."
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vanguard in a sentence
- Scouts rode ahead of the vanguard to check the road for ambushes.
- The vanguard of the convoy reached the border an hour before the rest.
- The design studio saw itself as the vanguard of a new, minimalist style.
- She was part of the vanguard pushing for renewable energy long before it became mainstream.
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What is "vanguard" in Japanese?
"vanguard" in Japanese is 前衛. vanguard means: The foremost part of an advancing army, fleet, or group.
How do you pronounce 前衛?
"vanguard" in Japanese is 前衛, pronounced "zen'ei".
How do you use "vanguard" in a sentence?
Example: "Scouts rode ahead of the vanguard to check the road for ambushes." In Japanese, "vanguard" is 前衛.
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