slam in Japanese
slam in Japanese is ばたんと閉める — slam means to shut something with sudden force and a loud noise.
slam in Japanese
ばたんと閉める
(transitive, ergative) To shut with sudden force so as to produce a shock and noise.
What does "slam" mean?
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verb To shut something with sudden force and a loud noise.
"She slammed the door on her way out."
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verb To criticise someone or something harshly.
"Critics slammed the new policy as unworkable."
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noun A sudden loud impact or forceful closing.
"The slam of the front door woke the whole house."
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noun (bridge) A bid to win all or nearly all the tricks in a hand.
"They bid a grand slam and made it with room to spare."
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slam in a sentence
- She slammed the door on her way out.
- He slammed the laptop shut in frustration.
- Critics slammed the new policy as unworkable.
- The slam of the front door woke the whole house.
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What is "slam" in Japanese?
"slam" in Japanese is ばたんと閉める. slam means: To shut something with sudden force and a loud noise.
How do you use "slam" in a sentence?
Example: "She slammed the door on her way out." In Japanese, "slam" is ばたんと閉める.
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