juggler in Japanese
juggler in Japanese is ジャグラー — juggler means a person who juggles, keeping several objects such as balls in the air by throwing and catching them.
juggler in Japanese
ジャグラー
Pronounced: jagurā
A person who practices juggling.
What does "juggler" mean?
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noun A person who juggles, keeping several objects such as balls in the air by throwing and catching them.
"The juggler kept five balls moving at once."
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noun A person who manages several tasks or demands at the same time.
"As a working parent, she is a constant juggler of deadlines."
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juggler in a sentence
- The juggler kept five balls moving at once.
- A street juggler drew a crowd outside the station.
- As a working parent, she is a constant juggler of deadlines.
- He described himself as a juggler of three part-time jobs.
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What is "juggler" in Japanese?
"juggler" in Japanese is ジャグラー. juggler means: A person who juggles, keeping several objects such as balls in the air by throwing and catching them.
How do you pronounce ジャグラー?
"juggler" in Japanese is ジャグラー, pronounced "jagurā".
How do you use "juggler" in a sentence?
Example: "The juggler kept five balls moving at once." In Japanese, "juggler" is ジャグラー.
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