desperately in Japanese
desperately in Japanese is 必死 — desperately means in a way that shows urgent need or a lack of hope; extremely badly.
desperately in Japanese
必死
Pronounced: hisshi
In a desperate manner; without regard to danger or safety; recklessly.
What does "desperately" mean?
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adverb In a way that shows urgent need or a lack of hope; extremely badly.
"The lost hikers desperately waved at the helicopter passing high above them."
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adverb To an extreme or intense degree.
"The two sisters were desperately unhappy about moving to another town."
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desperately in a sentence
- The lost hikers desperately waved at the helicopter passing high above them.
- The team desperately needed a win to stay in the tournament.
- The two sisters were desperately unhappy about moving to another town.
- He was desperately in love with her.
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What is "desperately" in Japanese?
"desperately" in Japanese is 必死. desperately means: In a way that shows urgent need or a lack of hope; extremely badly.
How do you pronounce 必死?
"desperately" in Japanese is 必死, pronounced "hisshi".
How do you use "desperately" in a sentence?
Example: "The lost hikers desperately waved at the helicopter passing high above them." In Japanese, "desperately" is 必死.
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