boutique in Japanese
boutique in Japanese is ブティック — boutique means a small shop, especially one selling fashionable clothes or specialist goods.
boutique in Japanese
ブティック
Pronounced: butikku
A small shop, especially one that sells fashionable clothes, jewelry and the like.
What does "boutique" mean?
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noun A small shop, especially one selling fashionable clothes or specialist goods.
"She bought the dress at a little boutique on the high street."
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adj Describing a small, specialised business that serves a niche market.
"They hired a boutique consulting firm instead of a big agency."
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boutique in a sentence
- She bought the dress at a little boutique on the high street.
- They hired a boutique consulting firm instead of a big agency.
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What is "boutique" in Japanese?
"boutique" in Japanese is ブティック. boutique means: A small shop, especially one selling fashionable clothes or specialist goods.
How do you pronounce ブティック?
"boutique" in Japanese is ブティック, pronounced "butikku".
How do you use "boutique" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought the dress at a little boutique on the high street." In Japanese, "boutique" is ブティック.
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