breathtaking in Japanese
breathtaking in Japanese is 息をのむ — breathtaking means so beautiful or spectacular that it leaves you momentarily stunned.
breathtaking in Japanese
息をのむ
Pronounced: ikionomu
stunningly beautiful; amazing
What does "breathtaking" mean?
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adjective So beautiful or spectacular that it leaves you momentarily stunned.
"The view from the summit was breathtaking."
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adjective So shocking, bold, or extreme that it takes people by surprise.
"His breathtaking arrogance left the whole room speechless."
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breathtaking in a sentence
- The view from the summit was breathtaking.
- She wore a breathtaking dress to the awards ceremony.
- His breathtaking arrogance left the whole room speechless.
- The scale of the fraud was breathtaking.
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What is "breathtaking" in Japanese?
"breathtaking" in Japanese is 息をのむ. breathtaking means: So beautiful or spectacular that it leaves you momentarily stunned.
How do you pronounce 息をのむ?
"breathtaking" in Japanese is 息をのむ, pronounced "ikionomu".
How do you use "breathtaking" in a sentence?
Example: "The view from the summit was breathtaking." In Japanese, "breathtaking" is 息をのむ.
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