carafe in Japanese
carafe in Japanese is 水差し, カラフ — carafe means a bottle, typically glass with a flared lip, for pouring water, wine, or other drinks.
carafe in Japanese
水差し
Pronounced: mizusashi
A bottle, usually glass and with a flared lip, used for serving water, wine, or other beverages.
カラフ
Pronounced: karafu
A bottle, usually glass and with a flared lip, used for serving water, wine, or other beverages.
What does "carafe" mean?
- noun A bottle, typically glass with a flared lip, for pouring water, wine, or other drinks.
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noun A glass jug with a spout, used for serving coffee and for holding it while it brews.
"Emma brings out the carafe of dark coffee."
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carafe in a sentence
- Emma brings out the carafe of dark coffee.
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What is "carafe" in Japanese?
"carafe" in Japanese is 水差し, カラフ. carafe means: A bottle, typically glass with a flared lip, for pouring water, wine, or other drinks.
How do you pronounce 水差し?
"carafe" in Japanese is 水差し, pronounced "mizusashi".
Are there other ways to say "carafe" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "carafe": 水差し, カラフ.
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