moving in Japanese
moving in Japanese is 感動的 — moving means causing strong feelings, especially sadness or sympathy.
moving in Japanese
感動的
Pronounced: kandōteki
Causing or evoking deep emotions.
What does "moving" mean?
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adjective Causing strong feelings, especially sadness or sympathy.
"The film's final scene was so moving that most of the audience were in tears."
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adjective In motion; not stationary.
"The photographer used a slow shutter speed to capture the blurred, moving water."
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noun The process of relocating belongings or residence.
"Moving is one of the most stressful life events."
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moving in a sentence
- The film's final scene was so moving that most of the audience were in tears.
- Her speech about her grandmother was a deeply moving one.
- The photographer used a slow shutter speed to capture the blurred, moving water.
- Keep your hands inside the carriage while the ride is moving.
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What is "moving" in Japanese?
"moving" in Japanese is 感動的. moving means: Causing strong feelings, especially sadness or sympathy.
How do you pronounce 感動的?
"moving" in Japanese is 感動的, pronounced "kandōteki".
How do you use "moving" in a sentence?
Example: "The film's final scene was so moving that most of the audience were in tears." In Japanese, "moving" is 感動的.
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