ooze in Japanese
ooze in Japanese is 滲む — ooze means to leak or flow out slowly, especially a thick or sticky substance.
ooze in Japanese
滲む
Pronounced: nijimu
What does "ooze" mean?
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verb To leak or flow out slowly, especially a thick or sticky substance.
"Sap slowly oozed from the cut in the tree bark."
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verb To display a quality very strongly and noticeably.
"The actor oozed confidence as he walked onto the stage."
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noun Soft, wet mud or slime, especially at the bottom of a river, lake, or seabed.
"Their boots sank into the ooze along the riverbank."
ooze in a sentence
- Sap slowly oozed from the cut in the tree bark.
- Blood oozed from the small cut on his hand.
- The actor oozed confidence as he walked onto the stage.
- Their boots sank into the ooze along the riverbank.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "ooze" in Japanese?
"ooze" in Japanese is 滲む. ooze means: To leak or flow out slowly, especially a thick or sticky substance.
How do you pronounce 滲む?
"ooze" in Japanese is 滲む, pronounced "nijimu".
How do you use "ooze" in a sentence?
Example: "Sap slowly oozed from the cut in the tree bark." In Japanese, "ooze" is 滲む.
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