paparazzo in Japanese
paparazzo in Japanese is パパラッチ — paparazzo means a freelance photographer who trails celebrities to capture candid, often unwanted photos for sale to the media.
paparazzo in Japanese
パパラッチ
Pronounced: paparatchi
A freelance photographer who sells photographs of celebrities to the media, especially one who pursues celebrities and attempts to obtain candid photographs.
What does "paparazzo" mean?
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noun A freelance photographer who trails celebrities to capture candid, often unwanted photos for sale to the media.
"A paparazzo followed the singer's car through the city."
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- A paparazzo followed the singer's car through the city.
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What is "paparazzo" in Japanese?
"paparazzo" in Japanese is パパラッチ. paparazzo means: A freelance photographer who trails celebrities to capture candid, often unwanted photos for sale to the media.
How do you pronounce パパラッチ?
"paparazzo" in Japanese is パパラッチ, pronounced "paparatchi".
How do you use "paparazzo" in a sentence?
Example: "A paparazzo followed the singer's car through the city." In Japanese, "paparazzo" is パパラッチ.
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