pyrotechnics in Japanese
pyrotechnics in Japanese is パイロテクニクス, 火工術 — pyrotechnics means the craft of making and using fireworks, including for military and stage effects.
pyrotechnics in Japanese
パイロテクニクス
Pronounced: pairotekunikusu
The art and technology of fireworks and related military applications.
火工術
Pronounced: kakōjutsu
The art and technology of fireworks and related military applications.
What does "pyrotechnics" mean?
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noun The craft of making and using fireworks, including for military and stage effects.
"She studied pyrotechnics before becoming a licensed fireworks operator."
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noun A fireworks show.
"The stadium closed out the game with a dazzling display of pyrotechnics."
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noun Any flashy, showy display or performance, used figuratively.
"The guitarist's solo was pure pyrotechnics — fast, loud, and dazzling."
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pyrotechnics in a sentence
- She studied pyrotechnics before becoming a licensed fireworks operator.
- The stadium closed out the game with a dazzling display of pyrotechnics.
- Rain forced organizers to cancel the pyrotechnics.
- The guitarist's solo was pure pyrotechnics — fast, loud, and dazzling.
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What is "pyrotechnics" in Japanese?
"pyrotechnics" in Japanese is パイロテクニクス, 火工術. pyrotechnics means: The craft of making and using fireworks, including for military and stage effects.
How do you pronounce パイロテクニクス?
"pyrotechnics" in Japanese is パイロテクニクス, pronounced "pairotekunikusu".
How do you use "pyrotechnics" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied pyrotechnics before becoming a licensed fireworks operator." In Japanese, "pyrotechnics" is パイロテクニクス, 火工術.
Are there other ways to say "pyrotechnics" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "pyrotechnics": パイロテクニクス, 火工術.
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