hiss in Japanese
hiss in Japanese is シッ — hiss means to make a sharp, sustained "sss" sound, as a snake or escaping gas does.
hiss in Japanese
シッ
Pronounced: shi
(intransitive) To make a hiss, a sibilant sound of air escaping.
What does "hiss" mean?
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verb To make a sharp, sustained "sss" sound, as a snake or escaping gas does.
"Steam hissed out of the cracked pipe."
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verb To show disapproval of someone by making this sound.
"The crowd hissed at the referee's decision."
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noun A sharp, sustained sound like that made by a snake or escaping steam.
"There was a loud hiss as the valve released pressure."
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hiss in a sentence
- Steam hissed out of the cracked pipe.
- The cat hissed at the approaching dog.
- The crowd hissed at the referee's decision.
- There was a loud hiss as the valve released pressure.
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What is "hiss" in Japanese?
"hiss" in Japanese is シッ. hiss means: To make a sharp, sustained "sss" sound, as a snake or escaping gas does.
How do you pronounce シッ?
"hiss" in Japanese is シッ, pronounced "shi".
How do you use "hiss" in a sentence?
Example: "Steam hissed out of the cracked pipe." In Japanese, "hiss" is シッ.
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