hoot in Japanese
hoot in Japanese is 野次る — hoot means the low, mournful call of an owl.
hoot in Japanese
野次る
Pronounced: yajiru
To cry out or shout in contempt.
What does "hoot" mean?
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noun The low, mournful call of an owl.
"We heard the hoot of an owl deep in the woods."
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noun Informal: someone or something very funny or entertaining.
"That comedian is an absolute hoot."
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verb To make the cry of an owl, or to shout in mockery or amusement.
"The crowd hooted with laughter at the joke."
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hoot in a sentence
- We heard the hoot of an owl deep in the woods.
- That comedian is an absolute hoot.
- The crowd hooted with laughter at the joke.
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What is "hoot" in Japanese?
"hoot" in Japanese is 野次る. hoot means: The low, mournful call of an owl.
How do you pronounce 野次る?
"hoot" in Japanese is 野次る, pronounced "yajiru".
How do you use "hoot" in a sentence?
Example: "We heard the hoot of an owl deep in the woods." In Japanese, "hoot" is 野次る.
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