showman in Japanese
showman in Japanese is ショーマン, 芸人 — showman means someone skilled at presenting or performing for an audience, often the person running a show such as a circus.
showman in Japanese
ショーマン
Pronounced: shōman
One skilled in dramatic or entertaining presentation, performance, or publicity.
芸人
Pronounced: geinin
One skilled in dramatic or entertaining presentation, performance, or publicity.
What does "showman" mean?
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noun Someone skilled at presenting or performing for an audience, often the person running a show such as a circus.
"The old ringmaster was a natural showman who could work any crowd."
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showman in a sentence
- The old ringmaster was a natural showman who could work any crowd.
- As a showman, he knew exactly when to pause for effect.
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What is "showman" in Japanese?
"showman" in Japanese is ショーマン, 芸人. showman means: Someone skilled at presenting or performing for an audience, often the person running a show such as a circus.
How do you pronounce ショーマン?
"showman" in Japanese is ショーマン, pronounced "shōman".
How do you use "showman" in a sentence?
Example: "The old ringmaster was a natural showman who could work any crowd." In Japanese, "showman" is ショーマン, 芸人.
Are there other ways to say "showman" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "showman": ショーマン, 芸人.
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