English–Japanese
“mobilization” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajidōin
Example
会社はイベントに社員を動員しました。kai sha wa i be n to ni sha in o dō in shi ma shi ta
The company mobilized its employees for the event.
How to say “mobilization” in Japanese
“Mobilization” in Japanese is 動員 (dōin).
Describes organizing available people or resources so that they actively serve a particular goal.
Example sentences with 動員
大会を成功させるには、地域のボランティアの動員が欠かせません。tai kai o sei kō sa se ru ni wa chi iki no bo ra n ti a no dō in ga ka ka se ma se n
Mobilizing local volunteers is essential to making the event a success.
Tips for using 動員
- The phrase 動員をかける (dōin o kakeru) refers to starting an organized effort to gather people, so it sounds more active than merely expecting a turnout.