debutante in Japanese
debutante in Japanese is デビュタント — debutante means a young woman making her first formal appearance in society, traditionally at a ball.
debutante in Japanese
デビュタント
Pronounced: debyutanto
What does "debutante" mean?
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noun A young woman making her first formal appearance in society, traditionally at a ball.
"Debutantes in white gowns were presented at the annual ball."
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debutante in a sentence
- Debutantes in white gowns were presented at the annual ball.
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What is "debutante" in Japanese?
"debutante" in Japanese is デビュタント. debutante means: A young woman making her first formal appearance in society, traditionally at a ball.
How do you pronounce デビュタント?
"debutante" in Japanese is デビュタント, pronounced "debyutanto".
How do you use "debutante" in a sentence?
Example: "Debutantes in white gowns were presented at the annual ball." In Japanese, "debutante" is デビュタント.
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