recoil in Japanese
recoil in Japanese is 反動, 後座, 跳ね返る — recoil means to jerk or pull back suddenly, especially from fear, disgust, or shock.
recoil in Japanese
What does "recoil" mean?
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verb To jerk or pull back suddenly, especially from fear, disgust, or shock.
"She recoiled at the sight of the spider."
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noun The backward kick of a gun when it is fired.
"The rifle's recoil bruised his shoulder."
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noun A sudden backward movement or a shrinking away.
"There was a visible recoil in her expression when he mentioned the accident."
recoil in a sentence
- She recoiled at the sight of the spider.
- He recoiled in horror when he heard the news.
- The rifle's recoil bruised his shoulder.
- There was a visible recoil in her expression when he mentioned the accident.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "recoil" in Japanese?
"recoil" in Japanese is 反動, 後座, 跳ね返る. recoil means: To jerk or pull back suddenly, especially from fear, disgust, or shock.
How do you pronounce 反動?
"recoil" in Japanese is 反動, pronounced "handō".
How do you use "recoil" in a sentence?
Example: "She recoiled at the sight of the spider." In Japanese, "recoil" is 反動, 後座, 跳ね返る.
Are there other ways to say "recoil" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "recoil": 反動, 後座, 跳ね返る.