hats off in Japanese
hats off in Japanese is 脱帽 — hats off means used to express admiration or respect for what someone has achieved.
hats off in Japanese
脱帽
Pronounced: datsubō
(figurative) Used to express approval or praise: congratulations, kudos, well done! [with to]
What does "hats off" mean?
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phrase Used to express admiration or respect for what someone has achieved.
"Hats off to the crew, who rebuilt the stage in four hours."
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hats off in a sentence
- Hats off to the crew, who rebuilt the stage in four hours.
- Hats off to her for finishing the race on a broken ankle.
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What is "hats off" in Japanese?
"hats off" in Japanese is 脱帽. hats off means: Used to express admiration or respect for what someone has achieved.
How do you pronounce 脱帽?
"hats off" in Japanese is 脱帽, pronounced "datsubō".
How do you use "hats off" in a sentence?
Example: "Hats off to the crew, who rebuilt the stage in four hours." In Japanese, "hats off" is 脱帽.
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