beater in Japanese
beater in Japanese is ビーター — beater means a kitchen tool used for mixing or whipping ingredients.
beater in Japanese
ビーター
Pronounced: bītā
What does "beater" mean?
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noun A kitchen tool used for mixing or whipping ingredients.
"She whisked the cream with an electric beater."
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noun Informally, an old, run-down car that still works.
"He drove around town in a rusty old beater."
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noun In a hunting party, a person employed to drive game toward the shooters.
"The beaters worked through the woods, flushing pheasants toward the guns."
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beater in a sentence
- She whisked the cream with an electric beater.
- He drove around town in a rusty old beater.
- The beaters worked through the woods, flushing pheasants toward the guns.
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What is "beater" in Japanese?
"beater" in Japanese is ビーター. beater means: A kitchen tool used for mixing or whipping ingredients.
How do you pronounce ビーター?
"beater" in Japanese is ビーター, pronounced "bītā".
How do you use "beater" in a sentence?
Example: "She whisked the cream with an electric beater." In Japanese, "beater" is ビーター.
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