smithereens in Japanese
smithereens in Japanese is 木っ端微塵, 欠片 — smithereens means small scattered fragments, especially from something broken violently.
smithereens in Japanese
木っ端微塵
Pronounced: koppamijin
(informal) Fragments or splintered pieces; numerous tiny disconnected items.
欠片
Pronounced: kakera
(informal) Fragments or splintered pieces; numerous tiny disconnected items.
What does "smithereens" mean?
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noun Small scattered fragments, especially from something broken violently.
"The vase fell and shattered into smithereens."
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smithereens in a sentence
- The vase fell and shattered into smithereens.
- The old shed was blown to smithereens in the storm.
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What is "smithereens" in Japanese?
"smithereens" in Japanese is 木っ端微塵, 欠片. smithereens means: Small scattered fragments, especially from something broken violently.
How do you pronounce 木っ端微塵?
"smithereens" in Japanese is 木っ端微塵, pronounced "koppamijin".
How do you use "smithereens" in a sentence?
Example: "The vase fell and shattered into smithereens." In Japanese, "smithereens" is 木っ端微塵, 欠片.
Are there other ways to say "smithereens" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "smithereens": 木っ端微塵, 欠片.
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