Dasher in Japanese
Dasher in Japanese is ダッシャー — Dasher means someone or something that dashes, especially a fast runner.
Dasher in Japanese
ダッシャー
Pronounced: dasshā
The first reindeer of Santa Claus.
What does "Dasher" mean?
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noun Someone or something that dashes, especially a fast runner.
"He was known on the school team as quite the dasher on the wing."
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name The name of one of Santa Claus's reindeer.
"The song lists Dasher and Dancer among Santa's reindeer."
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Dasher in a sentence
- He was known on the school team as quite the dasher on the wing.
- The song lists Dasher and Dancer among Santa's reindeer.
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What is "Dasher" in Japanese?
"Dasher" in Japanese is ダッシャー. Dasher means: Someone or something that dashes, especially a fast runner.
How do you pronounce ダッシャー?
"Dasher" in Japanese is ダッシャー, pronounced "dasshā".
How do you use "Dasher" in a sentence?
Example: "He was known on the school team as quite the dasher on the wing." In Japanese, "Dasher" is ダッシャー.
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