unison in Japanese
unison in Japanese is ユニゾン, 同音, 斉唱 — unison means the state of matching pitch, sound, or action perfectly together.
unison in Japanese
What does "unison" mean?
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noun The state of matching pitch, sound, or action perfectly together.
"The choir sang the opening verse in unison."
unison in a sentence
- The choir sang the opening verse in unison.
- The crowd chanted in unison as the team scored.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "unison" in Japanese?
"unison" in Japanese is ユニゾン, 同音, 斉唱. unison means: The state of matching pitch, sound, or action perfectly together.
How do you pronounce ユニゾン?
"unison" in Japanese is ユニゾン, pronounced "yunizon".
How do you use "unison" in a sentence?
Example: "The choir sang the opening verse in unison." In Japanese, "unison" is ユニゾン, 同音, 斉唱.
Are there other ways to say "unison" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "unison": ユニゾン, 同音, 斉唱, 斉奏, 一致, 和同.