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Japanese translation: bouto
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bouto Explanation: I think "gunchuu" may be one right translation, while if you like to convey a nuance of some activated group of people in something like a political protestant action, "bouto" can be used. "bou" means violnce and "to" means a person who does it. "gunshuu" doesn't have itself the meaning of danger, emotion or lack of control |
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"bouto" Explanation: "Bouto" means the crowd of people who use violence out of control. I think "gunshuu" become "bouto" when people lost their control and use violence. |
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