Hector in Japanese
Hector in Japanese is ヘクター — Hector means to bully or intimidate someone through loud, aggressive bluster.
Hector in Japanese
ヘクター
Pronounced: hekutā
(Greek mythology, Roman mythology) A Trojan hero in Homer's Iliad.
What does "Hector" mean?
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verb To bully or intimidate someone through loud, aggressive bluster.
"Stop hectoring the waiter — it wasn't his fault."
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noun A blustering bully who tries to intimidate through loud, aggressive behavior.
"He was a hector at school, always picking on smaller kids."
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Hector in a sentence
- Stop hectoring the waiter — it wasn't his fault.
- The coach hectored the referees all game long.
- He was a hector at school, always picking on smaller kids.
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What is "Hector" in Japanese?
"Hector" in Japanese is ヘクター. Hector means: To bully or intimidate someone through loud, aggressive bluster.
How do you pronounce ヘクター?
"Hector" in Japanese is ヘクター, pronounced "hekutā".
How do you use "Hector" in a sentence?
Example: "Stop hectoring the waiter — it wasn't his fault." In Japanese, "Hector" is ヘクター.
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