Shakespearean in Japanese
Shakespearean in Japanese is シェークスピア — Shakespearean means relating to, or characteristic of, William Shakespeare or his plays.
Shakespearean in Japanese
シェークスピア
Pronounced: shēkusupia
(literature) Of or pertaining to, characteristic of, associated with, or suggestive of William Shakespeare (an English playwright), his works, or his authorship, or the time in which he lived.
What does "Shakespearean" mean?
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adjective Relating to, or characteristic of, William Shakespeare or his plays.
"The professor specializes in Shakespearean drama."
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Shakespearean in a sentence
- The professor specializes in Shakespearean drama.
- The family feud had an almost Shakespearean level of tragedy.
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What is "Shakespearean" in Japanese?
"Shakespearean" in Japanese is シェークスピア. Shakespearean means: Relating to, or characteristic of, William Shakespeare or his plays.
How do you pronounce シェークスピア?
"Shakespearean" in Japanese is シェークスピア, pronounced "shēkusupia".
How do you use "Shakespearean" in a sentence?
Example: "The professor specializes in Shakespearean drama." In Japanese, "Shakespearean" is シェークスピア.
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