insoluble in Japanese
insoluble in Japanese is 不溶, 溶ける, 不可解 — insoluble means that cannot be dissolved.
insoluble in Japanese
不溶
Pronounced: fuyō
(physical chemistry) That cannot be dissolved.
溶ける
Pronounced: tokeru
(physical chemistry) That cannot be dissolved.
不可解
Pronounced: fukakai
That cannot be solved.
不溶
Pronounced: fuyō
That cannot be solved.
割り切れない
Pronounced: warikirenai
That cannot be solved.
溶ける
Pronounced: tokeru
That cannot be solved.
解ける
Pronounced: tokeru
That cannot be solved.
不可解
Pronounced: fukakai
That cannot be explained.
割り切れない
Pronounced: warikirenai
That cannot be explained.
解ける
Pronounced: tokeru
That cannot be explained.
What does "insoluble" mean?
- adj That cannot be dissolved.
- adj That cannot be solved.
- adj That cannot be explained.
- adj That cannot be broken down or dispersed.
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What is "insoluble" in Japanese?
"insoluble" in Japanese is 不溶, 溶ける, 不可解. insoluble means: That cannot be dissolved.
How do you pronounce 不溶?
"insoluble" in Japanese is 不溶, pronounced "fuyō".
Are there other ways to say "insoluble" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "insoluble": 不溶, 溶ける, 不可解, 割り切れない, 解ける.
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