exclamation in Japanese
exclamation in Japanese is 叫び — exclamation means a sudden loud cry, often expressing surprise, pain, or another strong emotion.
exclamation in Japanese
叫び
Pronounced: sakebi
A loud calling or crying out, for example as in surprise, pain, grief, joy, anger, etc.
What does "exclamation" mean?
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noun A sudden loud cry, often expressing surprise, pain, or another strong emotion.
"An exclamation of pain escaped him as he stubbed his toe."
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noun The punctuation mark (!) used to show emphasis or strong feeling; also called an exclamation mark or point.
"She ended the text with three exclamation marks to show how thrilled she was."
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exclamation in a sentence
- An exclamation of pain escaped him as he stubbed his toe.
- She ended the text with three exclamation marks to show how thrilled she was.
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What is "exclamation" in Japanese?
"exclamation" in Japanese is 叫び. exclamation means: A sudden loud cry, often expressing surprise, pain, or another strong emotion.
How do you pronounce 叫び?
"exclamation" in Japanese is 叫び, pronounced "sakebi".
How do you use "exclamation" in a sentence?
Example: "An exclamation of pain escaped him as he stubbed his toe." In Japanese, "exclamation" is 叫び.
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