coquette in Japanese
coquette in Japanese is コケット, 男誑し — coquette means a woman who enjoys flirting and toying with other people's feelings.
coquette in Japanese
コケット
Pronounced: koketto
A woman who flirts or plays with people's affections.
男誑し
Pronounced: otokotarashi
A woman who flirts or plays with people's affections.
What does "coquette" mean?
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noun A woman who enjoys flirting and toying with other people's feelings.
"I was playing with him, leading him on, sending him messages of encouragement then turning away from him. I was a tease, a coquette."
- noun A small hummingbird belonging to the genus Lophornis.
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coquette in a sentence
- I was playing with him, leading him on, sending him messages of encouragement then turning away from him. I was a tease, a coquette.
- She was a big, sexy brunette—as Garcia said, «Something straight out of Degas,» and generally like a beautiful Parisian coquette.
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What is "coquette" in Japanese?
"coquette" in Japanese is コケット, 男誑し. coquette means: A woman who enjoys flirting and toying with other people's feelings.
How do you pronounce コケット?
"coquette" in Japanese is コケット, pronounced "koketto".
Are there other ways to say "coquette" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "coquette": コケット, 男誑し.
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