jingle in Japanese
jingle in Japanese is ジングル — jingle means a short, catchy tune used in advertising to help people remember a product or brand.
jingle in Japanese
ジングル
Pronounced: jinguru
(broadcasting, advertising, music) A memorable short song, or in some cases a snippet of a popular song with its lyrics modified, used for the purposes of advertising a product or service in a TV or radio commercial.
What does "jingle" mean?
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noun A short, catchy tune used in advertising to help people remember a product or brand.
"That cereal jingle has been stuck in my head all day."
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noun A light ringing or clinking sound, as of small bells or coins.
"She heard the jingle of keys as he came through the door."
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verb To make a light ringing or clinking sound.
"The coins jingled in his pocket as he walked."
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jingle in a sentence
- That cereal jingle has been stuck in my head all day.
- The company hired a composer to write a new jingle for its radio ads.
- She heard the jingle of keys as he came through the door.
- The coins jingled in his pocket as he walked.
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What is "jingle" in Japanese?
"jingle" in Japanese is ジングル. jingle means: A short, catchy tune used in advertising to help people remember a product or brand.
How do you pronounce ジングル?
"jingle" in Japanese is ジングル, pronounced "jinguru".
How do you use "jingle" in a sentence?
Example: "That cereal jingle has been stuck in my head all day." In Japanese, "jingle" is ジングル.
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