English–Japanese
“whole audience” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajimanjō
Example
会場は満場の拍手に包まれました。kai jō wa man jō no haku shu ni tsutsu ma re ma shi ta
The venue was filled with applause from the whole audience.
How to say “whole audience” in Japanese
“Whole audience” in Japanese is 満場 (manjō).
Describes everyone present as one complete group, especially an audience or assembly.
Example sentences with 満場
採決の結果、議案は満場一致で承認されました。sai ketsu no kek ka gi an wa man jō it chi de shō nin sa re ma shi ta
As a result of the vote, the proposal was approved unanimously.
Tips for using 満場
- The set phrase 満場一致 (manjō icchi) means that everyone in an assembly agrees and is a common formal expression for unanimous agreement.