pooch in Japanese
pooch in Japanese is わんこ, 犬, 雑種犬 — pooch means informal word for a dog, especially a mongrel or family pet.
pooch in Japanese
わんこ
Pronounced: wanko
(slang) A dog.
犬
Pronounced: inu
(slang) A dog.
雑種犬
Pronounced: zasshuken
A dog of mixed breed; a mongrel.
What does "pooch" mean?
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noun Informal word for a dog, especially a mongrel or family pet.
"He took his pooch for a walk in the park."
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noun A soft bulge, especially of belly fat.
"She was self-conscious about the little pooch above her waistband."
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verb To bulge or stick out.
"His stomach pooched out over his belt."
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pooch in a sentence
- He took his pooch for a walk in the park.
- She was self-conscious about the little pooch above her waistband.
- His stomach pooched out over his belt.
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What is "pooch" in Japanese?
"pooch" in Japanese is わんこ, 犬, 雑種犬. pooch means: Informal word for a dog, especially a mongrel or family pet.
How do you pronounce わんこ?
"pooch" in Japanese is わんこ, pronounced "wanko".
How do you use "pooch" in a sentence?
Example: "He took his pooch for a walk in the park." In Japanese, "pooch" is わんこ, 犬, 雑種犬.
Are there other ways to say "pooch" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "pooch": わんこ, 犬, 雑種犬.
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