teaser in Japanese
teaser in Japanese is ティーザー — teaser means a short preview released ahead of a film, show, or product to build excitement.
teaser in Japanese
ティーザー
Pronounced: tīzā
(marketing) A preview or part of a product released in preparation of its main advertising, typically a short film, song, or quote.
What does "teaser" mean?
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noun A short preview released ahead of a film, show, or product to build excitement.
"The teaser for the new series racked up a million views in a day."
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noun Someone who teases.
"He was known as a bit of a teaser at school, always winding people up."
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teaser in a sentence
- The teaser for the new series racked up a million views in a day.
- He was known as a bit of a teaser at school, always winding people up.
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What is "teaser" in Japanese?
"teaser" in Japanese is ティーザー. teaser means: A short preview released ahead of a film, show, or product to build excitement.
How do you pronounce ティーザー?
"teaser" in Japanese is ティーザー, pronounced "tīzā".
How do you use "teaser" in a sentence?
Example: "The teaser for the new series racked up a million views in a day." In Japanese, "teaser" is ティーザー.
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