menace in Japanese
menace in Japanese is 脅威 — menace means a serious threat or source of danger.
menace in Japanese
脅威
Pronounced: kyōi
A perceived threat or danger. [a. 1300]
What does "menace" mean?
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noun A serious threat or source of danger.
"The escaped tiger was a menace to the whole village."
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noun An annoying or troublesome person, especially used affectionately for a mischievous child.
"That kid is a real menace at school."
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verb To threaten or intimidate someone; to endanger something.
"Dark storm clouds menaced the coastline."
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menace in a sentence
- The escaped tiger was a menace to the whole village.
- That kid is a real menace at school.
- Dark storm clouds menaced the coastline.
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What is "menace" in Japanese?
"menace" in Japanese is 脅威. menace means: A serious threat or source of danger.
How do you pronounce 脅威?
"menace" in Japanese is 脅威, pronounced "kyōi".
How do you use "menace" in a sentence?
Example: "The escaped tiger was a menace to the whole village." In Japanese, "menace" is 脅威.
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