jockey in Japanese
jockey in Japanese is 騎手 — jockey means a person who rides horses professionally in races.
jockey in Japanese
騎手
Pronounced: kishu
One who rides racehorses competitively.
What does "jockey" mean?
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noun A person who rides horses professionally in races.
"The jockey guided her horse to a narrow win."
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noun Someone who operates or controls a particular kind of machine or role, often in compounds like "disc jockey."
"The radio jockey played nothing but requests all night."
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verb To maneuver skillfully for advantage, often in a competitive situation.
"The two candidates jockeyed for position ahead of the debate."
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jockey in a sentence
- The jockey guided her horse to a narrow win.
- The radio jockey played nothing but requests all night.
- The two candidates jockeyed for position ahead of the debate.
- Drivers jockeyed for the inside line before the first corner.
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What is "jockey" in Japanese?
"jockey" in Japanese is 騎手. jockey means: A person who rides horses professionally in races.
How do you pronounce 騎手?
"jockey" in Japanese is 騎手, pronounced "kishu".
How do you use "jockey" in a sentence?
Example: "The jockey guided her horse to a narrow win." In Japanese, "jockey" is 騎手.
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