autograph in Japanese
autograph in Japanese is 肉筆, 自署, サイン — autograph means a famous person's signature, especially one given to a fan as a keepsake.
autograph in Japanese
肉筆
Pronounced: nikuhitsu
自署
Pronounced: jisho
サイン
Pronounced: sain
What does "autograph" mean?
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noun A famous person's signature, especially one given to a fan as a keepsake.
"She waited two hours outside the stadium to get the player's autograph."
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verb To sign one's name on something as a personal mark.
"The author autographed copies of her book after the reading."
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autograph in a sentence
- She waited two hours outside the stadium to get the player's autograph.
- The author autographed copies of her book after the reading.
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What is "autograph" in Japanese?
"autograph" in Japanese is 肉筆, 自署, サイン. autograph means: A famous person's signature, especially one given to a fan as a keepsake.
How do you pronounce 肉筆?
"autograph" in Japanese is 肉筆, pronounced "nikuhitsu".
How do you use "autograph" in a sentence?
Example: "She waited two hours outside the stadium to get the player's autograph." In Japanese, "autograph" is 肉筆, 自署, サイン.
Are there other ways to say "autograph" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "autograph": 肉筆, 自署, サイン.
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