tamer in Japanese
tamer in Japanese is 猛獣使い, 調教師 — tamer means someone who trains or controls wild animals, or who brings something unruly under control.
tamer in Japanese
猛獣使い
Pronounced: mōjuuzukai
One who tames or subdues.
調教師
Pronounced: chōkyōshi
One who tames or subdues.
What does "tamer" mean?
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noun Someone who trains or controls wild animals, or who brings something unruly under control.
"The lion tamer stepped calmly into the cage."
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tamer in a sentence
- The lion tamer stepped calmly into the cage.
- She was known around the office as the office chaos tamer.
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What is "tamer" in Japanese?
"tamer" in Japanese is 猛獣使い, 調教師. tamer means: Someone who trains or controls wild animals, or who brings something unruly under control.
How do you pronounce 猛獣使い?
"tamer" in Japanese is 猛獣使い, pronounced "mōjuuzukai".
How do you use "tamer" in a sentence?
Example: "The lion tamer stepped calmly into the cage." In Japanese, "tamer" is 猛獣使い, 調教師.
Are there other ways to say "tamer" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "tamer": 猛獣使い, 調教師.
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