smurf in Japanese
smurf in Japanese is シュトロンフ, スマーフ — smurf means one of the small blue fictional characters from the Belgian comic and cartoon franchise The Smurfs.
smurf in Japanese
シュトロンフ
Pronounced: shutoronfu
(comics, fictional character) A blue pixie with a white stocking cap, from the media franchise The Smurfs.
スマーフ
Pronounced: sumāfu
(comics, fictional character) A blue pixie with a white stocking cap, from the media franchise The Smurfs.
What does "smurf" mean?
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noun One of the small blue fictional characters from the Belgian comic and cartoon franchise The Smurfs.
"Her son's bedroom is covered in Smurf posters."
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noun In gaming, a skilled player who creates a new low-level account to play against much weaker opponents.
"That "beginner" was clearly a smurf — no new player plays that well."
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verb In finance or crime, to break up a large transaction into many small ones to avoid detection.
"The accountant was smurfing deposits to stay under the reporting threshold."
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smurf in a sentence
- Her son's bedroom is covered in Smurf posters.
- That "beginner" was clearly a smurf — no new player plays that well.
- The accountant was smurfing deposits to stay under the reporting threshold.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "smurf" in Japanese?
"smurf" in Japanese is シュトロンフ, スマーフ. smurf means: One of the small blue fictional characters from the Belgian comic and cartoon franchise The Smurfs.
How do you pronounce シュトロンフ?
"smurf" in Japanese is シュトロンフ, pronounced "shutoronfu".
How do you use "smurf" in a sentence?
Example: "Her son's bedroom is covered in Smurf posters." In Japanese, "smurf" is シュトロンフ, スマーフ.
Are there other ways to say "smurf" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "smurf": シュトロンフ, スマーフ.
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