Sadly, many Japanese people died.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Sadly, many Japanese people died.

A lot of people were killed in the war.

I hope that not very many people in Japan have died.

More than half of the Japanese crew members have died of diseases like cancer.

Ten Japanese were among the victims.

A large number of people were killed.

Many lives were lost.

Many lives were lost

There were many lives lost.

Tens of thousands of Japanese and American soldiers lost their lives there.

The toll of dead and missing was very high.

a catastrophe in which many people died

Death comes to people in different ways.

Several people were drowned.

So many people are starving to death in the country.

A great number of people were killed in a moment.

Many people die of cancer.

Many of the workers died of hunger.

Shimura's death sent shock waves throughout Japan.

A number of people were drowned.

Thousands died during the famine.

The explosion that followed killed many people.

incur heavy [slight] casualties

Thirteen Americans were killed.

The flood caused a great loss of life.

Many of them died.

In terms of fatalities, this was Japan's worst eruption in the postwar period.

There was a large number of deaths―a heavy loss of life.

The bodies lay in heaps.

The ground was covered with the dead.