Donner in Japanese
Donner in Japanese is ドナー — Donner means slang for to beat up or thrash someone.
Donner in Japanese
ドナー
Pronounced: donā
The seventh reindeer of Santa Claus.
What does "Donner" mean?
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verb Slang for to beat up or thrash someone.
"He threatened to donner anyone who touched his bike."
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Donner in a sentence
- He threatened to donner anyone who touched his bike.
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What is "Donner" in Japanese?
"Donner" in Japanese is ドナー. Donner means: Slang for to beat up or thrash someone.
How do you pronounce ドナー?
"Donner" in Japanese is ドナー, pronounced "donā".
How do you use "Donner" in a sentence?
Example: "He threatened to donner anyone who touched his bike." In Japanese, "Donner" is ドナー.
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