fiddle in Japanese
fiddle in Japanese is いじり回す — fiddle means a violin, especially as played in folk, country, or bluegrass music.
fiddle in Japanese
いじり回す
Pronounced: ijirimawasu
(intransitive) To fidget or play; to fuss; to idly amuse oneself, to act aimlessly, idly, or frivolously, particularly out of nervousness or restlessness; see also fiddle with.
What does "fiddle" mean?
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noun A violin, especially as played in folk, country, or bluegrass music.
"He picked up his fiddle and played a lively reel."
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verb To fidget or tinker with something aimlessly.
"Stop fiddling with your phone and pay attention."
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verb To manipulate records or figures dishonestly.
"He was caught fiddling the accounts to hide the missing money."
fiddle in a sentence
- He picked up his fiddle and played a lively reel.
- Stop fiddling with your phone and pay attention.
- She fiddled with the radio dial trying to find a clear station.
- He was caught fiddling the accounts to hide the missing money.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "fiddle" in Japanese?
"fiddle" in Japanese is いじり回す. fiddle means: A violin, especially as played in folk, country, or bluegrass music.
How do you pronounce いじり回す?
"fiddle" in Japanese is いじり回す, pronounced "ijirimawasu".
How do you use "fiddle" in a sentence?
Example: "He picked up his fiddle and played a lively reel." In Japanese, "fiddle" is いじり回す.
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