stalker in Japanese
stalker in Japanese is ストーカー — stalker means a person who repeatedly and obsessively follows or watches someone, often unlawfully.
stalker in Japanese
ストーカー
Pronounced: sutōkā
A person who secretly follows someone, sometimes with unlawful intentions.
What does "stalker" mean?
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noun A person who repeatedly and obsessively follows or watches someone, often unlawfully.
"The court issued a restraining order against her stalker."
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noun A hunter who tracks game by moving stealthily, or a guide who leads such hunts.
"The estate hired an experienced stalker to lead the deer hunt."
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stalker in a sentence
- The court issued a restraining order against her stalker.
- Police said the stalker had been sending threatening messages for weeks.
- The estate hired an experienced stalker to lead the deer hunt.
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What is "stalker" in Japanese?
"stalker" in Japanese is ストーカー. stalker means: A person who repeatedly and obsessively follows or watches someone, often unlawfully.
How do you pronounce ストーカー?
"stalker" in Japanese is ストーカー, pronounced "sutōkā".
How do you use "stalker" in a sentence?
Example: "The court issued a restraining order against her stalker." In Japanese, "stalker" is ストーカー.
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