Definition of ninjutsu in English:

ninjutsu

noun nɪnˈdʒʌtsuːninˈjo͝otso͞o

mass noun

The traditional Japanese art of stealth, camouflage, and sabotage, developed in feudal times for espionage and now practised as a martial art.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hi there, I wouldn't try to give advice on this but I suggest you start looking into the magics of the more tribal style martial arts like indonesian silat or filipino kali or for that matter good old ninjutsu.
- Over the centuries, while ninjutsu was being practiced in secrecy, no one knew anything about the art except the ninjas themselves.
- Hi system may be valid and he may be a decent martial artist - though I've not been able to find anyone outside of his circle who can back that claim up - but he certainly is not teaching ninjutsu.
- I thought, however, it would be a good idea to educate your readers about the real nature of ninjutsu (the ninja art).
- They look the same, but the heart is different, just as ninjutsu and horse photography look quite different, but at that one point are very similar.
- The same one that made me learn ninjutsu in the real world made me learn to shoot a gun too.
- Even the Japanese at that time knew it only through TV shows and comic books and I suppose a lot of people nowadays think ninjutsu is flying around in the air, swimming under-water - doing superhuman feats.
- Last I recall ninjutsu was the art of stealth, not the art of pitched one on one combat!
- I get up at 4 every morning to practice my ninjutsu for 2 hours.
- In exchange for their hospitality received from Rei's father, the two women trained Rei in the ninjutsu art of Shinobiyaka Hitokiri, which loosely translates loosely to Stealthy / Secret Assassination.
- Each year, there are foreigners who turn up at Nawa Sensei's dojo looking for ninjutsu or inquiring about whether he'll accept someone as a student.
- Profusely illustrated with step-by-step photo sequences and reproductions of ancient artwork, it's a must-have for anyone interested in judo, jujutsu, aikido or bujinkan ninjutsu.
Synonyms
espionage, undercover work, cloak-and-dagger activities, surveillance, reconnaissance, intelligence, eavesdropping, cyberespionage, infiltration, counter-espionage, counter-intelligence

Origin

Japanese, from nin 'stealth' + jutsu 'art, science'.

Definition of ninjutsu in US English:

ninjutsu

nounninˈjo͝otso͞o

The traditional Japanese art of stealth, camouflage, and sabotage, developed in feudal times for espionage and now practiced as a martial art.
Example sentencesExamples
- I thought, however, it would be a good idea to educate your readers about the real nature of ninjutsu (the ninja art).
- Hi there, I wouldn't try to give advice on this but I suggest you start looking into the magics of the more tribal style martial arts like indonesian silat or filipino kali or for that matter good old ninjutsu.
- The same one that made me learn ninjutsu in the real world made me learn to shoot a gun too.
- Each year, there are foreigners who turn up at Nawa Sensei's dojo looking for ninjutsu or inquiring about whether he'll accept someone as a student.
- Hi system may be valid and he may be a decent martial artist - though I've not been able to find anyone outside of his circle who can back that claim up - but he certainly is not teaching ninjutsu.
- Over the centuries, while ninjutsu was being practiced in secrecy, no one knew anything about the art except the ninjas themselves.
- In exchange for their hospitality received from Rei's father, the two women trained Rei in the ninjutsu art of Shinobiyaka Hitokiri, which loosely translates loosely to Stealthy / Secret Assassination.
- Even the Japanese at that time knew it only through TV shows and comic books and I suppose a lot of people nowadays think ninjutsu is flying around in the air, swimming under-water - doing superhuman feats.
- I get up at 4 every morning to practice my ninjutsu for 2 hours.
- They look the same, but the heart is different, just as ninjutsu and horse photography look quite different, but at that one point are very similar.
- Last I recall ninjutsu was the art of stealth, not the art of pitched one on one combat!
- Profusely illustrated with step-by-step photo sequences and reproductions of ancient artwork, it's a must-have for anyone interested in judo, jujutsu, aikido or bujinkan ninjutsu.
Synonyms
espionage, undercover work, cloak-and-dagger activities, surveillance, reconnaissance, intelligence, eavesdropping, cyberespionage, infiltration, counter-espionage, counter-intelligence

Origin

Japanese, from nin ‘stealth’ + jutsu ‘art, science’.

单词	ninjutsu
释义	Definition of ninjutsu in English: ninjutsu noun nɪnˈdʒʌtsuːninˈjo͝otso͞o mass noun The traditional Japanese art of stealth, camouflage, and sabotage, developed in feudal times for espionage and now practised as a martial art. Example sentencesExamples Hi there, I wouldn't try to give advice on this but I suggest you start looking into the magics of the more tribal style martial arts like indonesian silat or filipino kali or for that matter good old ninjutsu. Over the centuries, while ninjutsu was being practiced in secrecy, no one knew anything about the art except the ninjas themselves. Hi system may be valid and he may be a decent martial artist - though I've not been able to find anyone outside of his circle who can back that claim up - but he certainly is not teaching ninjutsu. I thought, however, it would be a good idea to educate your readers about the real nature of ninjutsu (the ninja art). They look the same, but the heart is different, just as ninjutsu and horse photography look quite different, but at that one point are very similar. The same one that made me learn ninjutsu in the real world made me learn to shoot a gun too. Even the Japanese at that time knew it only through TV shows and comic books and I suppose a lot of people nowadays think ninjutsu is flying around in the air, swimming under-water - doing superhuman feats. Last I recall ninjutsu was the art of stealth, not the art of pitched one on one combat! I get up at 4 every morning to practice my ninjutsu for 2 hours. In exchange for their hospitality received from Rei's father, the two women trained Rei in the ninjutsu art of Shinobiyaka Hitokiri, which loosely translates loosely to Stealthy / Secret Assassination. Each year, there are foreigners who turn up at Nawa Sensei's dojo looking for ninjutsu or inquiring about whether he'll accept someone as a student. Profusely illustrated with step-by-step photo sequences and reproductions of ancient artwork, it's a must-have for anyone interested in judo, jujutsu, aikido or bujinkan ninjutsu. Synonyms espionage, undercover work, cloak-and-dagger activities, surveillance, reconnaissance, intelligence, eavesdropping, cyberespionage, infiltration, counter-espionage, counter-intelligence Origin Japanese, from nin 'stealth' + jutsu 'art, science'. Definition of ninjutsu in US English: ninjutsu nounninˈjo͝otso͞o The traditional Japanese art of stealth, camouflage, and sabotage, developed in feudal times for espionage and now practiced as a martial art. Example sentencesExamples I thought, however, it would be a good idea to educate your readers about the real nature of ninjutsu (the ninja art). Hi there, I wouldn't try to give advice on this but I suggest you start looking into the magics of the more tribal style martial arts like indonesian silat or filipino kali or for that matter good old ninjutsu. The same one that made me learn ninjutsu in the real world made me learn to shoot a gun too. Each year, there are foreigners who turn up at Nawa Sensei's dojo looking for ninjutsu or inquiring about whether he'll accept someone as a student. Hi system may be valid and he may be a decent martial artist - though I've not been able to find anyone outside of his circle who can back that claim up - but he certainly is not teaching ninjutsu. Over the centuries, while ninjutsu was being practiced in secrecy, no one knew anything about the art except the ninjas themselves. In exchange for their hospitality received from Rei's father, the two women trained Rei in the ninjutsu art of Shinobiyaka Hitokiri, which loosely translates loosely to Stealthy / Secret Assassination. Even the Japanese at that time knew it only through TV shows and comic books and I suppose a lot of people nowadays think ninjutsu is flying around in the air, swimming under-water - doing superhuman feats. I get up at 4 every morning to practice my ninjutsu for 2 hours. They look the same, but the heart is different, just as ninjutsu and horse photography look quite different, but at that one point are very similar. Last I recall ninjutsu was the art of stealth, not the art of pitched one on one combat! Profusely illustrated with step-by-step photo sequences and reproductions of ancient artwork, it's a must-have for anyone interested in judo, jujutsu, aikido or bujinkan ninjutsu. Synonyms espionage, undercover work, cloak-and-dagger activities, surveillance, reconnaissance, intelligence, eavesdropping, cyberespionage, infiltration, counter-espionage, counter-intelligence Origin Japanese, from nin ‘stealth’ + jutsu ‘art, science’.
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