ballistic in Japanese
ballistic in Japanese is 弾道 — ballistic means relating to projectiles that travel under their own momentum and gravity rather than powered flight.
ballistic in Japanese
弾道
Pronounced: dandō
(not comparable) Of or relating to ballistics.
What does "ballistic" mean?
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adj Relating to projectiles that travel under their own momentum and gravity rather than powered flight.
"The missile follows a ballistic path after its engines cut out."
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adj Extremely and suddenly angry.
"My dad went ballistic when he saw the dented car."
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ballistic in a sentence
- The missile follows a ballistic path after its engines cut out.
- Engineers studied the ballistic properties of the new artillery shell.
- My dad went ballistic when he saw the dented car.
- She went completely ballistic over the missed deadline.
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What is "ballistic" in Japanese?
"ballistic" in Japanese is 弾道. ballistic means: Relating to projectiles that travel under their own momentum and gravity rather than powered flight.
How do you pronounce 弾道?
"ballistic" in Japanese is 弾道, pronounced "dandō".
How do you use "ballistic" in a sentence?
Example: "The missile follows a ballistic path after its engines cut out." In Japanese, "ballistic" is 弾道.
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