hush in Japanese
hush in Japanese is 静けさ, 黙る — hush means to become quiet, or to make someone or something quiet.
hush in Japanese
静けさ
Pronounced: shizukesa
A silence, especially after some noise
黙る
Pronounced: damaru
What does "hush" mean?
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verb To become quiet, or to make someone or something quiet.
"She hushed the baby with a soft lullaby."
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noun A sudden silence, especially after noise.
"A hush fell over the crowd as the results were announced."
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hush in a sentence
- She hushed the baby with a soft lullaby.
- The room hushed as the judge entered.
- A hush fell over the crowd as the results were announced.
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What is "hush" in Japanese?
"hush" in Japanese is 静けさ, 黙る. hush means: To become quiet, or to make someone or something quiet.
How do you pronounce 静けさ?
"hush" in Japanese is 静けさ, pronounced "shizukesa".
How do you use "hush" in a sentence?
Example: "She hushed the baby with a soft lullaby." In Japanese, "hush" is 静けさ, 黙る.
Are there other ways to say "hush" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "hush": 静けさ, 黙る.
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