stunt in Japanese
stunt in Japanese is 無茶 — stunt means a dangerous or spectacular feat performed for entertainment, often in film.
stunt in Japanese
無茶
Pronounced: mucha
A daring or dangerous feat, often involving the display of gymnastic skills.
What does "stunt" mean?
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noun A dangerous or spectacular feat performed for entertainment, often in film.
"The car chase featured some incredible stunts."
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noun An attention-grabbing act done mainly for publicity.
"The whole announcement felt like a marketing stunt."
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verb To stop or slow down the growth or development of something.
"Poor nutrition can stunt a child's growth."
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stunt in a sentence
- The car chase featured some incredible stunts.
- The whole announcement felt like a marketing stunt.
- Poor nutrition can stunt a child's growth.
- Lack of investment stunted the town's economic development.
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What is "stunt" in Japanese?
"stunt" in Japanese is 無茶. stunt means: A dangerous or spectacular feat performed for entertainment, often in film.
How do you pronounce 無茶?
"stunt" in Japanese is 無茶, pronounced "mucha".
How do you use "stunt" in a sentence?
Example: "The car chase featured some incredible stunts." In Japanese, "stunt" is 無茶.
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