兵員 | Japanese meaning

兵員【へいいん】

Frequency rank: 32,505. – 32,810.

Alsoへいいん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

military strength; military personnel

This term refers to the number and capabilities of soldiers available for military service, often used in contexts discussing the readiness or size of armed forces.

The country's military personnel are lacking.

Example sentences1 result

That is a large force with 5,000 soldiers.

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兵員

へいし兵士のかず数

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兵員【へいいん】

Frequency rank: 32,505. – 32,810.

Alsoへいいん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

military strength; military personnel

This term refers to the number and capabilities of soldiers available for military service, often used in contexts discussing the readiness or size of armed forces.

The country's military personnel are lacking.

Example sentences1 result

That is a large force with 5,000 soldiers.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

兵員

へいし兵士のかず数

Wiktionary

兵

N24

意soldier; private; troops; army; warfare; strategy; tactics

訓つわもの

音ヘイ、ヒョウ

名へ

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員

N43

意employee; member; number; the one in charge

音イン

名いな、かず

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兵員【へいいん】

Frequency rank: 32,505. – 32,810.

Alsoへいいん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

military strength; military personnel

This term refers to the number and capabilities of soldiers available for military service, often used in contexts discussing the readiness or size of armed forces.

The country's military personnel are lacking.

Example sentences1 result

That is a large force with 5,000 soldiers.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

兵員

へいし兵士のかず数

Wiktionary

兵員【へいいん】

Frequency rank: 32,505. – 32,810.

Alsoへいいん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

military strength; military personnel

This term refers to the number and capabilities of soldiers available for military service, often used in contexts discussing the readiness or size of armed forces.