Houdini in Japanese
Houdini in Japanese is フーディニ, フーディーニ — Houdini means a skilled escape artist, or someone who slips out of tricky situations.
Houdini in Japanese
フーディニ
Pronounced: fūdini
An escape artist.
フーディーニ
Pronounced: fūdīni
An escape artist.
What does "Houdini" mean?
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noun A skilled escape artist, or someone who slips out of tricky situations.
"The suspect pulled a houdini and vanished before backup arrived."
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verb To escape from a difficult or confining situation with surprising speed or skill.
"Somehow he houdinied his way out of the contract."
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Houdini in a sentence
- The suspect pulled a houdini and vanished before backup arrived.
- Somehow he houdinied his way out of the contract.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Houdini" in Japanese?
"Houdini" in Japanese is フーディニ, フーディーニ. Houdini means: A skilled escape artist, or someone who slips out of tricky situations.
How do you pronounce フーディニ?
"Houdini" in Japanese is フーディニ, pronounced "fūdini".
How do you use "Houdini" in a sentence?
Example: "The suspect pulled a houdini and vanished before backup arrived." In Japanese, "Houdini" is フーディニ, フーディーニ.
Are there other ways to say "Houdini" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Houdini": フーディニ, フーディーニ.
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