volley in Japanese
volley in Japanese is 斉射 — volley means a number of things, especially shots, insults, or questions, released or fired all at once.
volley in Japanese
斉射
Pronounced: seisha
The simultaneous firing of a number of missiles or bullets; the projectiles so fired.
What does "volley" mean?
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noun A number of things, especially shots, insults, or questions, released or fired all at once.
"He fired off a volley of questions before she could answer the first."
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noun In sports such as tennis or football, a shot in which the ball is hit before it touches the ground.
"She smashed a volley into the top corner of the net."
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verb To hit or strike a ball before it bounces.
"He volleyed the cross straight into the goal."
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volley in a sentence
- He fired off a volley of questions before she could answer the first.
- She smashed a volley into the top corner of the net.
- He volleyed the cross straight into the goal.
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What is "volley" in Japanese?
"volley" in Japanese is 斉射. volley means: A number of things, especially shots, insults, or questions, released or fired all at once.
How do you pronounce 斉射?
"volley" in Japanese is 斉射, pronounced "seisha".
How do you use "volley" in a sentence?
Example: "He fired off a volley of questions before she could answer the first." In Japanese, "volley" is 斉射.
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