Godzilla in German
Godzilla in German is Godzilla — Godzilla means a giant, fire-breathing movie monster from Japanese films, and by extension anything huge and destructive of its kind.
Godzilla in German
Godzilla
A fictional Japanese monster (kaiju) from a series of science-fiction films.
What does "Godzilla" mean?
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noun A giant, fire-breathing movie monster from Japanese films, and by extension anything huge and destructive of its kind.
"The new skyscraper looms over downtown like Godzilla."
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Godzilla in a sentence
- The new skyscraper looms over downtown like Godzilla.
- His temper turns Godzilla the moment someone mentions the mortgage.
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What is "Godzilla" in German?
"Godzilla" in German is Godzilla. Godzilla means: A giant, fire-breathing movie monster from Japanese films, and by extension anything huge and destructive of its kind.
How do you use "Godzilla" in a sentence?
Example: "The new skyscraper looms over downtown like Godzilla." In German, "Godzilla" is Godzilla.
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