wanted in Japanese
wanted in Japanese is 指名手配中 — wanted means desired or sought after.
wanted in Japanese
指名手配中
(law enforcement) Subject to immediate detainment by law enforcement authorities on sight.
What does "wanted" mean?
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adj Desired or sought after.
"Skilled nurses are always wanted in rural clinics across the country."
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adj Sought by police for a suspected crime.
"The wanted man was finally found hiding in a barn outside the village."
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wanted in a sentence
- Skilled nurses are always wanted in rural clinics across the country.
- The shop sells only the most wanted toys during the busy winter season.
- The wanted man was finally found hiding in a barn outside the village.
- Officers appealed to the public for help finding a wanted burglar.
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What is "wanted" in Japanese?
"wanted" in Japanese is 指名手配中. wanted means: Desired or sought after.
How do you use "wanted" in a sentence?
Example: "Skilled nurses are always wanted in rural clinics across the country." In Japanese, "wanted" is 指名手配中.
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