booing in Japanese
booing in Japanese is ブーイング — booing means loud disapproval shouted by a crowd or audience.
booing in Japanese
ブーイング
Pronounced: būingu
What does "booing" mean?
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noun Loud disapproval shouted by a crowd or audience.
"The referee's decision was met with booing from the home fans."
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booing in a sentence
- The referee's decision was met with booing from the home fans.
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What is "booing" in Japanese?
"booing" in Japanese is ブーイング. booing means: Loud disapproval shouted by a crowd or audience.
How do you pronounce ブーイング?
"booing" in Japanese is ブーイング, pronounced "būingu".
How do you use "booing" in a sentence?
Example: "The referee's decision was met with booing from the home fans." In Japanese, "booing" is ブーイング.
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