cooling in Japanese
cooling in Japanese is 冷却 — cooling means producing a lower temperature or a refreshing sense of coldness.
cooling in Japanese
冷却
Pronounced: reikyaku
(uncountable) Refrigeration.
What does "cooling" mean?
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adjective Producing a lower temperature or a refreshing sense of coldness.
"The cooling breeze made the summer heat bearable."
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noun A reduction in temperature, or the process of achieving one.
"The system relies on water cooling to prevent overheating."
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cooling in a sentence
- The cooling breeze made the summer heat bearable.
- The system relies on water cooling to prevent overheating.
- Forecasters predict a slight cooling over the weekend.
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What is "cooling" in Japanese?
"cooling" in Japanese is 冷却. cooling means: Producing a lower temperature or a refreshing sense of coldness.
How do you pronounce 冷却?
"cooling" in Japanese is 冷却, pronounced "reikyaku".
How do you use "cooling" in a sentence?
Example: "The cooling breeze made the summer heat bearable." In Japanese, "cooling" is 冷却.
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