Zorro in Japanese
Zorro in Japanese is ゾロ — Zorro means a South American fox-like wild dog, more closely related to wolves than true foxes.
Zorro in Japanese
ゾロ
Pronounced: zoro
A fictional character, a daring and mysterious avenger, created in 1919 by pulp writer Johnston McCulley.
What does "Zorro" mean?
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noun A South American fox-like wild dog, more closely related to wolves than true foxes.
"A zorro slipped through the brush near the ranch at dusk."
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noun By extension from the fictional character, any bold, mysterious defender of the wronged.
"The vigilante was dubbed a modern-day zorro by the local press."
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Zorro in a sentence
- A zorro slipped through the brush near the ranch at dusk.
- The vigilante was dubbed a modern-day zorro by the local press.
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What is "Zorro" in Japanese?
"Zorro" in Japanese is ゾロ. Zorro means: A South American fox-like wild dog, more closely related to wolves than true foxes.
How do you pronounce ゾロ?
"Zorro" in Japanese is ゾロ, pronounced "zoro".
How do you use "Zorro" in a sentence?
Example: "A zorro slipped through the brush near the ranch at dusk." In Japanese, "Zorro" is ゾロ.
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