moisture in Japanese
moisture in Japanese is 湿気 — moisture means water or another liquid present in small amounts, especially in the air, soil, or on a surface.
moisture in Japanese
湿気
Pronounced: shikke
The state of being moist.
What does "moisture" mean?
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noun Water or another liquid present in small amounts, especially in the air, soil, or on a surface.
"The dehumidifier removed excess moisture from the basement."
moisture in a sentence
- The dehumidifier removed excess moisture from the basement.
- Moisture had built up on the inside of the window.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "moisture" in Japanese?
"moisture" in Japanese is 湿気. moisture means: Water or another liquid present in small amounts, especially in the air, soil, or on a surface.
How do you pronounce 湿気?
"moisture" in Japanese is 湿気, pronounced "shikke".
How do you use "moisture" in a sentence?
Example: "The dehumidifier removed excess moisture from the basement." In Japanese, "moisture" is 湿気.
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