Definition of hibakusha in English:

hibakusha

nounˈhɪbəˌkuːʃəhēˈbäko͞oˌSHä

(in Japan) a survivor of either of the atomic explosions at Hiroshima or Nagasaki in 1945.
（日本）被炸者（1945年广岛或长崎遭原子弹轰炸后的幸存者）
Example sentencesExamples
- For many Americans, the hibakusha - the Japanese survivors of the atomic bombs - became archetypes for the human condition in the Atomic Age.
- Lifting up that light, the aging hibakusha are calling for U.S. President George Bush to visit Hiroshima.
- With huge photographs of the carnage, and stories from hibakusha (atomic bomb survivors), they eloquently conveyed the heartfelt plea of most Japanese people for nuclear abolition.
- The visit by the mission is expected to eventually pave the way for the Japanese government to offer aid to the hibakusha in North Korea and also to give impetus to stalled normalization talks between the two countries.

Origin

Japanese, from hi ‘suffer’ + baku ‘explosion’ + sha ‘person’.

Definition of hibakusha in US English:

hibakusha

nounhēˈbäko͞oˌSHä

(in Japan) a survivor of either of the atomic explosions at Hiroshima or Nagasaki in 1945.
（日本）被炸者（1945年广岛或长崎遭原子弹轰炸后的幸存者）
Example sentencesExamples
- Lifting up that light, the aging hibakusha are calling for U.S. President George Bush to visit Hiroshima.
- With huge photographs of the carnage, and stories from hibakusha (atomic bomb survivors), they eloquently conveyed the heartfelt plea of most Japanese people for nuclear abolition.
- For many Americans, the hibakusha - the Japanese survivors of the atomic bombs - became archetypes for the human condition in the Atomic Age.
- The visit by the mission is expected to eventually pave the way for the Japanese government to offer aid to the hibakusha in North Korea and also to give impetus to stalled normalization talks between the two countries.

Origin

Japanese, from hi ‘suffer’ + baku ‘explosion’ + sha ‘person’.

单词	hibakusha
释义	Definition of hibakusha in English: hibakusha nounˈhɪbəˌkuːʃəhēˈbäko͞oˌSHä (in Japan) a survivor of either of the atomic explosions at Hiroshima or Nagasaki in 1945. （日本）被炸者（1945年广岛或长崎遭原子弹轰炸后的幸存者） Example sentencesExamples For many Americans, the hibakusha - the Japanese survivors of the atomic bombs - became archetypes for the human condition in the Atomic Age. Lifting up that light, the aging hibakusha are calling for U.S. President George Bush to visit Hiroshima. With huge photographs of the carnage, and stories from hibakusha (atomic bomb survivors), they eloquently conveyed the heartfelt plea of most Japanese people for nuclear abolition. The visit by the mission is expected to eventually pave the way for the Japanese government to offer aid to the hibakusha in North Korea and also to give impetus to stalled normalization talks between the two countries. Origin Japanese, from hi ‘suffer’ + baku ‘explosion’ + sha ‘person’. Definition of hibakusha in US English: hibakusha nounhēˈbäko͞oˌSHä (in Japan) a survivor of either of the atomic explosions at Hiroshima or Nagasaki in 1945. （日本）被炸者（1945年广岛或长崎遭原子弹轰炸后的幸存者） Example sentencesExamples Lifting up that light, the aging hibakusha are calling for U.S. President George Bush to visit Hiroshima. With huge photographs of the carnage, and stories from hibakusha (atomic bomb survivors), they eloquently conveyed the heartfelt plea of most Japanese people for nuclear abolition. For many Americans, the hibakusha - the Japanese survivors of the atomic bombs - became archetypes for the human condition in the Atomic Age. The visit by the mission is expected to eventually pave the way for the Japanese government to offer aid to the hibakusha in North Korea and also to give impetus to stalled normalization talks between the two countries. Origin Japanese, from hi ‘suffer’ + baku ‘explosion’ + sha ‘person’.
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