froth in Japanese
froth in Japanese is 泡, 泡を吹く — froth means a mass of small bubbles on top of a liquid; foam.
froth in Japanese
泡
Pronounced: awa
Foam.
泡を吹く
(intransitive) (of a liquid) To bubble.
What does "froth" mean?
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noun A mass of small bubbles on top of a liquid; foam.
"He wiped the froth from his beer off his upper lip."
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noun Talk or activity that has no real substance.
"Most of the interview was just froth — no real answers."
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verb To form or produce bubbles; to foam.
"The milk frothed nicely under the steam wand."
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froth in a sentence
- He wiped the froth from his beer off his upper lip.
- Waves left a line of froth along the shore.
- Most of the interview was just froth — no real answers.
- The milk frothed nicely under the steam wand.
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What is "froth" in Japanese?
"froth" in Japanese is 泡, 泡を吹く. froth means: A mass of small bubbles on top of a liquid; foam.
How do you pronounce 泡?
"froth" in Japanese is 泡, pronounced "awa".
How do you use "froth" in a sentence?
Example: "He wiped the froth from his beer off his upper lip." In Japanese, "froth" is 泡, 泡を吹く.
Are there other ways to say "froth" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "froth": 泡, 泡を吹く.
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