dusty in Japanese
dusty in Japanese is ほこりっぽい — dusty means covered with or full of dust.
dusty in Japanese
ほこりっぽい
Pronounced: hokorippoi
Covered with dust.
What does "dusty" mean?
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adj Covered with or full of dust.
"The attic was full of dusty old boxes."
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adj Outdated or old-fashioned, especially in a stuffy way.
"The professor pulled a dusty theory out of an old textbook."
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dusty in a sentence
- The attic was full of dusty old boxes.
- His boots were dusty after the long hike.
- The professor pulled a dusty theory out of an old textbook.
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What is "dusty" in Japanese?
"dusty" in Japanese is ほこりっぽい. dusty means: Covered with or full of dust.
How do you pronounce ほこりっぽい?
"dusty" in Japanese is ほこりっぽい, pronounced "hokorippoi".
How do you use "dusty" in a sentence?
Example: "The attic was full of dusty old boxes." In Japanese, "dusty" is ほこりっぽい.
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