frenzy in Japanese
frenzy in Japanese is 逆上 — frenzy means a state of wild excitement, panic, or uncontrolled activity.
frenzy in Japanese
逆上
Pronounced: gyakujō
A state of wild activity or panic.
What does "frenzy" mean?
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noun A state of wild excitement, panic, or uncontrolled activity.
"News of the concert tickets going on sale sent fans into a frenzy."
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frenzy in a sentence
- News of the concert tickets going on sale sent fans into a frenzy.
- The stock market fell into a selling frenzy after the announcement.
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What is "frenzy" in Japanese?
"frenzy" in Japanese is 逆上. frenzy means: A state of wild excitement, panic, or uncontrolled activity.
How do you pronounce 逆上?
"frenzy" in Japanese is 逆上, pronounced "gyakujō".
How do you use "frenzy" in a sentence?
Example: "News of the concert tickets going on sale sent fans into a frenzy." In Japanese, "frenzy" is 逆上.
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