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rhapsody in Japanese

rhapsody in Japanese is 狂詩曲, ラプソディ — rhapsody means a piece of music with a free, flowing structure, often mixing different moods and sometimes improvised passages.

rhapsody in Japanese

狂詩曲
noun
Pronounced: kyōshikyoku
ラプソディ
noun
Pronounced: rapusodi

What does "rhapsody" mean?

  1. noun A piece of music with a free, flowing structure, often mixing different moods and sometimes improvised passages.
    "Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" blends jazz and classical styles."
  2. noun An outpouring of enthusiastic, almost overexcited praise or feeling.
    "He went into a rhapsody about the sunset over the valley."
  3. verb To speak or write about something with exaggerated enthusiasm.
    "She rhapsodized about the restaurant for a full ten minutes."
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rhapsody in a sentence

  • Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" blends jazz and classical styles.
  • He went into a rhapsody about the sunset over the valley.
  • She rhapsodized about the restaurant for a full ten minutes.

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What is "rhapsody" in Japanese?

"rhapsody" in Japanese is 狂詩曲, ラプソディ. rhapsody means: A piece of music with a free, flowing structure, often mixing different moods and sometimes improvised passages.

How do you pronounce 狂詩曲?

"rhapsody" in Japanese is 狂詩曲, pronounced "kyōshikyoku".

How do you use "rhapsody" in a sentence?

Example: "Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" blends jazz and classical styles." In Japanese, "rhapsody" is 狂詩曲, ラプソディ.

Are there other ways to say "rhapsody" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "rhapsody": 狂詩曲, ラプソディ.

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