cheerleading in Japanese
cheerleading in Japanese is チアリーディング — cheerleading means an activity combining dance, gymnastics, and chants, performed to support a sports team or compete in its own right.
cheerleading in Japanese
チアリーディング
Pronounced: chiarīdingu
A physical activity in which cheerleaders organize elements of dance, gymnastics, and tumbling for judgment or to cheer on a team.
What does "cheerleading" mean?
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noun An activity combining dance, gymnastics, and chants, performed to support a sports team or compete in its own right.
"She made the varsity cheerleading squad as a freshman."
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noun Uncritical, over-the-top support or promotion of something.
"The report was more cheerleading for the new policy than honest analysis."
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cheerleading in a sentence
- She made the varsity cheerleading squad as a freshman.
- The report was more cheerleading for the new policy than honest analysis.
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What is "cheerleading" in Japanese?
"cheerleading" in Japanese is チアリーディング. cheerleading means: An activity combining dance, gymnastics, and chants, performed to support a sports team or compete in its own right.
How do you pronounce チアリーディング?
"cheerleading" in Japanese is チアリーディング, pronounced "chiarīdingu".
How do you use "cheerleading" in a sentence?
Example: "She made the varsity cheerleading squad as a freshman." In Japanese, "cheerleading" is チアリーディング.
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