listener in Japanese
listener in Japanese is 聞き手, リスナー, 聴取者 — listener means a person who listens, especially to a broadcast, speech, or another person talking.
listener in Japanese
聞き手
Pronounced: kikite
Someone who listens, especially to a speech or a broadcast.
リスナー
Pronounced: risunā
Someone who listens, especially to a speech or a broadcast.
聴取者
Pronounced: chōshusha
Someone who listens, especially to a speech or a broadcast.
リスナー
Pronounced: risunā
(computing, programming, chiefly, _, Java) A function that runs in response to an event; an event handler.
What does "listener" mean?
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noun A person who listens, especially to a broadcast, speech, or another person talking.
"Radio listeners called in with questions for the guest."
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noun (computing) Code that waits for a specific event and reacts when it happens.
"The button has a click listener that triggers the pop-up."
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listener in a sentence
- Radio listeners called in with questions for the guest.
- She's a great listener, which makes her easy to talk to.
- The button has a click listener that triggers the pop-up.
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What is "listener" in Japanese?
"listener" in Japanese is 聞き手, リスナー, 聴取者. listener means: A person who listens, especially to a broadcast, speech, or another person talking.
How do you pronounce 聞き手?
"listener" in Japanese is 聞き手, pronounced "kikite".
How do you use "listener" in a sentence?
Example: "Radio listeners called in with questions for the guest." In Japanese, "listener" is 聞き手, リスナー, 聴取者.
Are there other ways to say "listener" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "listener": 聞き手, リスナー, 聴取者.
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