Slinky in Japanese
Slinky in Japanese is スリンキー — Slinky means describing a garment that fits closely to the body and moves smoothly with it.
Slinky in Japanese
スリンキー
Pronounced: surinkī
A toy in the form of a loose metal (originally) or plastic spring that can be made to "walk" down stairs as its coils separate and close up.
What does "Slinky" mean?
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adj Describing a garment that fits closely to the body and moves smoothly with it.
"She wore a slinky black dress to the awards ceremony."
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noun A toy consisting of a coiled metal or plastic spring that can "walk" down a flight of stairs.
"The kids watched the Slinky tumble step by step down the staircase."
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Slinky in a sentence
- She wore a slinky black dress to the awards ceremony.
- The dancer's slinky outfit shimmered under the stage lights.
- The kids watched the Slinky tumble step by step down the staircase.
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What is "Slinky" in Japanese?
"Slinky" in Japanese is スリンキー. Slinky means: Describing a garment that fits closely to the body and moves smoothly with it.
How do you pronounce スリンキー?
"Slinky" in Japanese is スリンキー, pronounced "surinkī".
How do you use "Slinky" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a slinky black dress to the awards ceremony." In Japanese, "Slinky" is スリンキー.
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