“Dangling” in Japanese
Short answer
Dangling in Japanese is “宙ぶらりん” (chuuburarin). Full meaning: dangling, hanging, suspended; pending, half done, in limbo, indecisive.
Other ways to say “Dangling” in Japanese
ぶらんぶらん
buranburan dangling
ぶらりぶらり
burariburari dangling, swaying, swinging; (walking) leisurely, aimlessly, strolling, wandering, rambling; idly, lazily, leisurely, aimlessly
宙ブラリン
chuuburarin dangling, hanging, suspended; pending, half done, in limbo, indecisive
懸垂
kensui pull-up (exercise), chin-up, chinning; suspension, dangling, hanging
ぶら下がり
burasagari cornering someone by lying in wait, e.g. for an unexpected interview or photograph, doorstepping; hanging, dangling
けんすい
kensui pull-up (exercise), chin-up, chinning; suspension, dangling, hanging
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