waddle in Japanese
waddle in Japanese is よたよた, よちよち — waddle means to walk with short steps, rocking from side to side.
waddle in Japanese
よたよた
Pronounced: yotayota
(intransitive) To walk with short steps, tilting the body from side to side.
よちよち
Pronounced: yochiyochi
(intransitive) To walk with short steps, tilting the body from side to side.
What does "waddle" mean?
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verb To walk with short steps, rocking from side to side.
"The penguin waddled across the ice toward the water."
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noun A swaying, short-stepped way of walking.
"You could recognise him from his distinctive waddle."
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waddle in a sentence
- The penguin waddled across the ice toward the water.
- She waddled awkwardly in her heels after a long night out.
- You could recognise him from his distinctive waddle.
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What is "waddle" in Japanese?
"waddle" in Japanese is よたよた, よちよち. waddle means: To walk with short steps, rocking from side to side.
How do you pronounce よたよた?
"waddle" in Japanese is よたよた, pronounced "yotayota".
How do you use "waddle" in a sentence?
Example: "The penguin waddled across the ice toward the water." In Japanese, "waddle" is よたよた, よちよち.
Are there other ways to say "waddle" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "waddle": よたよた, よちよち.
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