pageant in Japanese
pageant in Japanese is 野外劇 — pageant means an elaborate public show or performance, often involving costumes and a procession, sometimes a beauty competition.
pageant in Japanese
野外劇
Pronounced: yagaigeki
An elaborate public display, especially a parade in historical or traditional costume.
What does "pageant" mean?
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noun An elaborate public show or performance, often involving costumes and a procession, sometimes a beauty competition.
"The town holds a historical pageant every summer."
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pageant in a sentence
- The town holds a historical pageant every summer.
- She competed in a beauty pageant as a teenager.
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What is "pageant" in Japanese?
"pageant" in Japanese is 野外劇. pageant means: An elaborate public show or performance, often involving costumes and a procession, sometimes a beauty competition.
How do you pronounce 野外劇?
"pageant" in Japanese is 野外劇, pronounced "yagaigeki".
How do you use "pageant" in a sentence?
Example: "The town holds a historical pageant every summer." In Japanese, "pageant" is 野外劇.
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