Vic in Japanese
Vic in Japanese is ビク, ビック, ヴィク — Vic means (slang) A victim, especially of a crime such as murder.
Vic in Japanese
ビク
Pronounced: biku
ビック
Pronounced: bikku
ヴィク
Pronounced: viku
ヴィック
Pronounced: vikku
What does "Vic" mean?
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noun (slang) A victim, especially of a crime such as murder.
"Detectives were still trying to identify the vic."
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noun (slang, US) A Ford Crown Victoria car, especially one used as a police cruiser or taxi.
"They pulled up in an unmarked vic."
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Vic in a sentence
- Detectives were still trying to identify the vic.
- They pulled up in an unmarked vic.
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What is "Vic" in Japanese?
"Vic" in Japanese is ビク, ビック, ヴィク. Vic means: (slang) A victim, especially of a crime such as murder.
How do you pronounce ビク?
"Vic" in Japanese is ビク, pronounced "biku".
How do you use "Vic" in a sentence?
Example: "Detectives were still trying to identify the vic." In Japanese, "Vic" is ビク, ビック, ヴィク.
Are there other ways to say "Vic" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "Vic": ビク, ビック, ヴィク, ヴィック.
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