trapeze in Japanese
trapeze in Japanese is 空中ブランコ — trapeze means a horizontal bar hung by two ropes, swung and used for acrobatics, especially in a circus.
trapeze in Japanese
空中ブランコ
Pronounced: kuuchuuburanko
A swinging horizontal bar suspended at each end by a rope, used by circus artists.
What does "trapeze" mean?
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noun A horizontal bar hung by two ropes, swung and used for acrobatics, especially in a circus.
"The acrobat did a somersault on the trapeze high above the crowd."
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trapeze in a sentence
- The acrobat did a somersault on the trapeze high above the crowd.
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What is "trapeze" in Japanese?
"trapeze" in Japanese is 空中ブランコ. trapeze means: A horizontal bar hung by two ropes, swung and used for acrobatics, especially in a circus.
How do you pronounce 空中ブランコ?
"trapeze" in Japanese is 空中ブランコ, pronounced "kuuchuuburanko".
How do you use "trapeze" in a sentence?
Example: "The acrobat did a somersault on the trapeze high above the crowd." In Japanese, "trapeze" is 空中ブランコ.
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