antifreeze in Japanese
antifreeze in Japanese is 不凍液 — antifreeze means a liquid, usually containing glycol, added to a vehicle's radiator or an aircraft's surfaces to stop water from freezing.
antifreeze in Japanese
不凍液
Pronounced: futōeki
A substance, such as glycol, used to lower the freezing point of water.
What does "antifreeze" mean?
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noun A liquid, usually containing glycol, added to a vehicle's radiator or an aircraft's surfaces to stop water from freezing.
"Make sure to top up the antifreeze before the first frost hits."
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antifreeze in a sentence
- Make sure to top up the antifreeze before the first frost hits.
- Ground crews sprayed antifreeze on the plane's wings before takeoff in the snow.
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What is "antifreeze" in Japanese?
"antifreeze" in Japanese is 不凍液. antifreeze means: A liquid, usually containing glycol, added to a vehicle's radiator or an aircraft's surfaces to stop water from freezing.
How do you pronounce 不凍液?
"antifreeze" in Japanese is 不凍液, pronounced "futōeki".
How do you use "antifreeze" in a sentence?
Example: "Make sure to top up the antifreeze before the first frost hits." In Japanese, "antifreeze" is 不凍液.
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