disorientation in Japanese
disorientation in Japanese is とまどい — disorientation means a loss of one's sense of direction or awareness of surroundings.
disorientation in Japanese
とまどい
Pronounced: tomadoi
What does "disorientation" mean?
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noun A loss of one's sense of direction or awareness of surroundings.
"She felt a wave of disorientation after stepping off the spinning ride."
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noun A state of confusion about time, place, or identity.
"The medication can sometimes cause temporary disorientation in elderly patients."
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disorientation in a sentence
- She felt a wave of disorientation after stepping off the spinning ride.
- The medication can sometimes cause temporary disorientation in elderly patients.
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What is "disorientation" in Japanese?
"disorientation" in Japanese is とまどい. disorientation means: A loss of one's sense of direction or awareness of surroundings.
How do you pronounce とまどい?
"disorientation" in Japanese is とまどい, pronounced "tomadoi".
How do you use "disorientation" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt a wave of disorientation after stepping off the spinning ride." In Japanese, "disorientation" is とまどい.
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