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soar in Japanese

soar in Japanese is 翔る, 舞う, 滑空 — soar means to fly high in the air with little effort, especially by gliding on air currents.

soar in Japanese

翔る
verb
Pronounced: kakeru
(intransitive) To fly high with little effort, like a bird.
舞う
verb
Pronounced: mau
(intransitive) To fly high with little effort, like a bird.
滑空
verb
Pronounced: kakkuu
To rise, especially rapidly or unusually high.
聳える
verb
Pronounced: sobieru
To rise, especially rapidly or unusually high.
舞い上がる
verb
Pronounced: maiagaru
To rise, especially rapidly or unusually high.

What does "soar" mean?

  1. verb To fly high in the air with little effort, especially by gliding on air currents.
    "The eagle soared above the canyon without flapping its wings."
  2. verb To rise quickly to a high level.
    "Prices for gas soared over the summer."
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soar in a sentence

  • The eagle soared above the canyon without flapping its wings.
  • Prices for gas soared over the summer.
  • Her confidence soared after the promotion.

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What is "soar" in Japanese?

"soar" in Japanese is 翔る, 舞う, 滑空. soar means: To fly high in the air with little effort, especially by gliding on air currents.

How do you pronounce 翔る?

"soar" in Japanese is 翔る, pronounced "kakeru".

How do you use "soar" in a sentence?

Example: "The eagle soared above the canyon without flapping its wings." In Japanese, "soar" is 翔る, 舞う, 滑空.

Are there other ways to say "soar" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "soar": 翔る, 舞う, 滑空, 聳える, 舞い上がる.

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