warfare in Japanese
warfare in Japanese is 戦争, 戦い — warfare means the act of fighting a war, or armed conflict between opposing forces.
warfare in Japanese
戦争
Pronounced: sensō
戦い
Pronounced: tatakai
What does "warfare" mean?
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noun The act of fighting a war, or armed conflict between opposing forces.
"The museum has an exhibition about how warfare changed between the two world wars."
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noun A particular style or method of waging conflict.
"Naval warfare depends on ships controlling the sea lanes."
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warfare in a sentence
- The museum has an exhibition about how warfare changed between the two world wars.
- Modern warfare relies heavily on technology and intelligence.
- Naval warfare depends on ships controlling the sea lanes.
- The general studied desert warfare before leading his troops across the sand.
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What is "warfare" in Japanese?
"warfare" in Japanese is 戦争, 戦い. warfare means: The act of fighting a war, or armed conflict between opposing forces.
How do you pronounce 戦争?
"warfare" in Japanese is 戦争, pronounced "sensō".
How do you use "warfare" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has an exhibition about how warfare changed between the two world wars." In Japanese, "warfare" is 戦争, 戦い.
Are there other ways to say "warfare" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "warfare": 戦争, 戦い.
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