rampage in Japanese
rampage in Japanese is 大暴れ, 暴れる — rampage means a period of violent, uncontrolled behaviour.
rampage in Japanese
大暴れ
Pronounced: ooabare
A course of violent, frenzied action.
暴れる
Pronounced: abareru
To move about wildly or violently.
What does "rampage" mean?
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noun A period of violent, uncontrolled behaviour.
"The escaped bull went on a rampage through the market stalls."
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verb To rush about in a wild or violent manner.
"Protesters rampaged through the city centre, smashing shop windows."
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rampage in a sentence
- The escaped bull went on a rampage through the market stalls.
- Protesters rampaged through the city centre, smashing shop windows.
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What is "rampage" in Japanese?
"rampage" in Japanese is 大暴れ, 暴れる. rampage means: A period of violent, uncontrolled behaviour.
How do you pronounce 大暴れ?
"rampage" in Japanese is 大暴れ, pronounced "ooabare".
How do you use "rampage" in a sentence?
Example: "The escaped bull went on a rampage through the market stalls." In Japanese, "rampage" is 大暴れ, 暴れる.
Are there other ways to say "rampage" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "rampage": 大暴れ, 暴れる.
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