caddie in Japanese
caddie in Japanese is キャディ — caddie means a person hired to carry a golfer's clubs and offer advice during a round.
caddie in Japanese
キャディ
Pronounced: kyadi
(by extension, golf, also, attributively) A person hired to assist a golfer by carrying their golf clubs and providing advice.
What does "caddie" mean?
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noun A person hired to carry a golfer's clubs and offer advice during a round.
"His caddie suggested a seven iron for the approach shot."
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verb To work as a caddie for a golfer.
"She caddied for local golfers all through high school."
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caddie in a sentence
- His caddie suggested a seven iron for the approach shot.
- She caddied for local golfers all through high school.
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What is "caddie" in Japanese?
"caddie" in Japanese is キャディ. caddie means: A person hired to carry a golfer's clubs and offer advice during a round.
How do you pronounce キャディ?
"caddie" in Japanese is キャディ, pronounced "kyadi".
How do you use "caddie" in a sentence?
Example: "His caddie suggested a seven iron for the approach shot." In Japanese, "caddie" is キャディ.
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