soundtrack in Japanese
soundtrack in Japanese is サウンドトラック — soundtrack means the music and sound recorded for a film, show, or game.
soundtrack in Japanese
サウンドトラック
Pronounced: saundotorakku
What does "soundtrack" mean?
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noun The music and sound recorded for a film, show, or game.
"I listen to the game's soundtrack on repeat while I study."
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verb To supply or serve as the music for something.
"She was asked to soundtrack the short film with gentle piano music."
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soundtrack in a sentence
- I listen to the game's soundtrack on repeat while I study.
- The movie's soundtrack won an award for best original score.
- She was asked to soundtrack the short film with gentle piano music.
- Her songs soundtracked our whole summer holiday by the sea.
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What is "soundtrack" in Japanese?
"soundtrack" in Japanese is サウンドトラック. soundtrack means: The music and sound recorded for a film, show, or game.
How do you pronounce サウンドトラック?
"soundtrack" in Japanese is サウンドトラック, pronounced "saundotorakku".
How do you use "soundtrack" in a sentence?
Example: "I listen to the game's soundtrack on repeat while I study." In Japanese, "soundtrack" is サウンドトラック.
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