bustle in Japanese
bustle in Japanese is バッスル — bustle means busy, energetic activity and movement, especially of a crowd.
bustle in Japanese
バッスル
Pronounced: bassuru
(historical, countable) A frame worn underneath a woman's skirt, typically only protruding from the rear as opposed to the earlier more circular hoops.
What does "bustle" mean?
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noun Busy, energetic activity and movement, especially of a crowd.
"She loved the bustle of the market on Saturday mornings."
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verb To move about quickly and busily, often with a sense of purpose or fuss.
"Waiters bustled between the tables, taking orders."
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bustle in a sentence
- She loved the bustle of the market on Saturday mornings.
- Waiters bustled between the tables, taking orders.
- The kitchen staff bustled about before the dinner rush.
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What is "bustle" in Japanese?
"bustle" in Japanese is バッスル. bustle means: Busy, energetic activity and movement, especially of a crowd.
How do you pronounce バッスル?
"bustle" in Japanese is バッスル, pronounced "bassuru".
How do you use "bustle" in a sentence?
Example: "She loved the bustle of the market on Saturday mornings." In Japanese, "bustle" is バッスル.
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