Hoover in Japanese
Hoover in Japanese is フーバー — Hoover means british informal: a vacuum cleaner, regardless of brand.
Hoover in Japanese
フーバー
Pronounced: fūbā
An unincorporated community in Platte County, Missouri, named after merchant James Hoover.
What does "Hoover" mean?
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noun British informal: a vacuum cleaner, regardless of brand.
"Can you get the hoover out and do the living room?"
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verb British informal: to vacuum, or to consume something quickly and greedily.
"She hoovered the stairs before guests arrived."
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Hoover in a sentence
- Can you get the hoover out and do the living room?
- She hoovered the stairs before guests arrived.
- He hoovered up the entire plate of chips in seconds.
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What is "Hoover" in Japanese?
"Hoover" in Japanese is フーバー. Hoover means: British informal: a vacuum cleaner, regardless of brand.
How do you pronounce フーバー?
"Hoover" in Japanese is フーバー, pronounced "fūbā".
How do you use "Hoover" in a sentence?
Example: "Can you get the hoover out and do the living room?" In Japanese, "Hoover" is フーバー.
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