catchphrase in Japanese
catchphrase in Japanese is キャッチフレーズ — catchphrase means a memorable phrase repeated often enough to become associated with a particular person, show, or trend.
catchphrase in Japanese
キャッチフレーズ
Pronounced: kyatchifurēzu
A repeated expression, often originating in popular culture.
What does "catchphrase" mean?
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noun A memorable phrase repeated often enough to become associated with a particular person, show, or trend.
"The comedian's catchphrase became a nationwide joke."
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catchphrase in a sentence
- The comedian's catchphrase became a nationwide joke.
- Every superhero seems to have their own catchphrase.
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What is "catchphrase" in Japanese?
"catchphrase" in Japanese is キャッチフレーズ. catchphrase means: A memorable phrase repeated often enough to become associated with a particular person, show, or trend.
How do you pronounce キャッチフレーズ?
"catchphrase" in Japanese is キャッチフレーズ, pronounced "kyatchifurēzu".
How do you use "catchphrase" in a sentence?
Example: "The comedian's catchphrase became a nationwide joke." In Japanese, "catchphrase" is キャッチフレーズ.
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