What does 障壁 in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 障壁 in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 障壁 in Japanese.
The word 障壁 in Japanese means wall, 障害物 、 障害 、 バリア 、 障壁, 妨げるもの 、 障害 、 障壁, 障害物、邪魔、障壁, 障壁、障害. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 障壁
wall
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障害物 、 障害 、 バリア 、 障壁(figurative (obstruction: progress, etc.) (進歩などを妨げる) |
妨げるもの 、 障害 、 障壁(informal (rain: spoils event) (計画などを) Heavy showers may well put a damper on this morning's race. |
障害物、邪魔、障壁(sth that obstructs) 警察官は、高速道路の現場で障害物を撤去した。 Police at the scene removed obstacles from the highway. |
障壁、障害(figurative (obstacle: logistical) The project ran into a wall when an accident halted production lines. |
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