sensation in Japanese
sensation in Japanese is 感覚, センセーション, 感動 — sensation means a physical feeling produced by something affecting the body or senses.
sensation in Japanese
感覚
Pronounced: kankaku
A physical feeling or perception from something that comes into contact with the body; something sensed.
センセーション
Pronounced: sensēshon
A widespread reaction of interest or excitement.
感動
Pronounced: kandō
A widespread reaction of interest or excitement.
What does "sensation" mean?
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noun A physical feeling produced by something affecting the body or senses.
"She felt a tingling sensation in her fingers."
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noun A wave of excitement or public interest, or the person or event causing it.
"The young singer became an overnight sensation."
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sensation in a sentence
- She felt a tingling sensation in her fingers.
- The cold water gave him a shock of sensation as he dived in.
- The young singer became an overnight sensation.
- The scandal caused a sensation in the press.
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What is "sensation" in Japanese?
"sensation" in Japanese is 感覚, センセーション, 感動. sensation means: A physical feeling produced by something affecting the body or senses.
How do you pronounce 感覚?
"sensation" in Japanese is 感覚, pronounced "kankaku".
How do you use "sensation" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt a tingling sensation in her fingers." In Japanese, "sensation" is 感覚, センセーション, 感動.
Are there other ways to say "sensation" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "sensation": 感覚, センセーション, 感動.
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