drool in Japanese
drool in Japanese is 唾, 涎 — drool means to let saliva trickle from the mouth, often in anticipation of food.
drool in Japanese
唾
Pronounced: tsuba
Saliva trickling from the mouth.
涎
Pronounced: yodare
Saliva trickling from the mouth.
What does "drool" mean?
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verb To let saliva trickle from the mouth, often in anticipation of food.
"The dog drooled as soon as it smelled the steak."
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verb To react to something with uncontrolled desire or admiration.
"Car fans were drooling over the new sports car at the show."
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drool in a sentence
- The dog drooled as soon as it smelled the steak.
- Babies often drool while teething.
- Car fans were drooling over the new sports car at the show.
- He drools over every gadget in that shop window.
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What is "drool" in Japanese?
"drool" in Japanese is 唾, 涎. drool means: To let saliva trickle from the mouth, often in anticipation of food.
How do you pronounce 唾?
"drool" in Japanese is 唾, pronounced "tsuba".
How do you use "drool" in a sentence?
Example: "The dog drooled as soon as it smelled the steak." In Japanese, "drool" is 唾, 涎.
Are there other ways to say "drool" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "drool": 唾, 涎.
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