Cinderella in Japanese
Cinderella in Japanese is シンデレラ, 灰かぶり姫, 灰だらけ姫 — Cinderella means a person or thing that unexpectedly rises from obscurity to success.
Cinderella in Japanese
What does "Cinderella" mean?
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noun A person or thing that unexpectedly rises from obscurity to success.
"The small college basketball team became the Cinderella story of the tournament."
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noun Something that is overlooked or under-resourced compared to more favored things of its kind.
"Mental health has long been the Cinderella service of the healthcare system."
Cinderella in a sentence
- The small college basketball team became the Cinderella story of the tournament.
- His rags-to-riches career made him a real Cinderella of the tech world.
- Mental health has long been the Cinderella service of the healthcare system.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Cinderella" in Japanese?
"Cinderella" in Japanese is シンデレラ, 灰かぶり姫, 灰だらけ姫. Cinderella means: A person or thing that unexpectedly rises from obscurity to success.
How do you pronounce シンデレラ?
"Cinderella" in Japanese is シンデレラ, pronounced "shinderera".
How do you use "Cinderella" in a sentence?
Example: "The small college basketball team became the Cinderella story of the tournament." In Japanese, "Cinderella" is シンデレラ, 灰かぶり姫, 灰だらけ姫.
Are there other ways to say "Cinderella" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "Cinderella": シンデレラ, 灰かぶり姫, 灰だらけ姫, 灰まみれ.