glug in Japanese
glug in Japanese is ブクブク — glug means the gurgling sound liquid makes when poured quickly from a container.
glug in Japanese
ブクブク
Pronounced: bukubuku
The sound made when a significant amount of liquid is poured out of a jug, bottle, etc., or when such an amount is swallowed by a person.
What does "glug" mean?
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noun The gurgling sound liquid makes when poured quickly from a container.
"The wine came out of the bottle with a satisfying glug."
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verb To pour or drink liquid noisily.
"He glugged down the whole glass of water in one go."
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glug in a sentence
- The wine came out of the bottle with a satisfying glug.
- He glugged down the whole glass of water in one go.
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What is "glug" in Japanese?
"glug" in Japanese is ブクブク. glug means: The gurgling sound liquid makes when poured quickly from a container.
How do you pronounce ブクブク?
"glug" in Japanese is ブクブク, pronounced "bukubuku".
How do you use "glug" in a sentence?
Example: "The wine came out of the bottle with a satisfying glug." In Japanese, "glug" is ブクブク.
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