macho in Japanese
macho in Japanese is マッチョ, たくましい男 — macho means showing an exaggerated, often aggressive sense of masculinity.
macho in Japanese
マッチョ
Pronounced: matcho
(informal) Masculine in an overly assertive or aggressive way.
マッチョ
Pronounced: matcho
たくましい男
What does "macho" mean?
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adj Showing an exaggerated, often aggressive sense of masculinity.
"He puts on a macho act around his friends but he's actually quite gentle."
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noun A man who displays this exaggerated masculine pride.
"The team was full of machos trying to outdo each other in the gym."
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macho in a sentence
- He puts on a macho act around his friends but he's actually quite gentle.
- The team was full of machos trying to outdo each other in the gym.
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What is "macho" in Japanese?
"macho" in Japanese is マッチョ, たくましい男. macho means: Showing an exaggerated, often aggressive sense of masculinity.
How do you pronounce マッチョ?
"macho" in Japanese is マッチョ, pronounced "matcho".
How do you use "macho" in a sentence?
Example: "He puts on a macho act around his friends but he's actually quite gentle." In Japanese, "macho" is マッチョ, たくましい男.
Are there other ways to say "macho" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "macho": マッチョ, たくましい男.
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