phantom in Japanese
phantom in Japanese is 幻 — phantom means a ghost or ghostly figure; something that appears real but has no physical substance.
phantom in Japanese
幻
Pronounced: maboroshi
Something apparently seen, heard, or sensed, but having no physical reality; an image that appears only in the mind; an illusion or delusion.
What does "phantom" mean?
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noun A ghost or ghostly figure; something that appears real but has no physical substance.
"Visitors swore they saw a phantom drifting through the old theatre."
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adj Not real or not actually present, though it seems to be.
"He complained of phantom pain in the leg he'd lost years earlier."
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phantom in a sentence
- Visitors swore they saw a phantom drifting through the old theatre.
- Children told stories of a phantom that haunted the old lighthouse.
- He complained of phantom pain in the leg he'd lost years earlier.
- Analysts blamed the crash on phantom orders flooding the market.
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What is "phantom" in Japanese?
"phantom" in Japanese is 幻. phantom means: A ghost or ghostly figure; something that appears real but has no physical substance.
How do you pronounce 幻?
"phantom" in Japanese is 幻, pronounced "maboroshi".
How do you use "phantom" in a sentence?
Example: "Visitors swore they saw a phantom drifting through the old theatre." In Japanese, "phantom" is 幻.
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