pore in Japanese
pore in Japanese is 孔, 小孔, 毛穴 — pore means a tiny opening in the skin, or a similarly small opening in another surface.
pore in Japanese
孔
Pronounced: ana
A tiny opening in the skin.
小孔
Pronounced: shōkō
A tiny opening in the skin.
毛穴
Pronounced: keana
A tiny opening in the skin.
気孔
Pronounced: kikō
A tiny opening in the skin.
皮脂腺
Pronounced: hishisen
A tiny opening in the skin.
線
Pronounced: sen
A tiny opening in the skin.
線
Pronounced: sen
By extension any small opening or interstice, especially one of many, or one allowing the passage of a fluid.
熟慮する
熟考する
What does "pore" mean?
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noun A tiny opening in the skin, or a similarly small opening in another surface.
"I could sense the sweat dripping out of all my pores."
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verb To study or read something with intense, sustained concentration.
"She spent the evening poring over old family photographs."
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pore in a sentence
- I could sense the sweat dripping out of all my pores.
- Sweat escapes through the pores in your skin.
- She spent the evening poring over old family photographs.
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What is "pore" in Japanese?
"pore" in Japanese is 孔, 小孔, 毛穴. pore means: A tiny opening in the skin, or a similarly small opening in another surface.
How do you pronounce 孔?
"pore" in Japanese is 孔, pronounced "ana".
How do you use "pore" in a sentence?
Example: "Sweat escapes through the pores in your skin." In Japanese, "pore" is 孔, 小孔, 毛穴.
Are there other ways to say "pore" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 8 translations listed for "pore": 孔, 小孔, 毛穴, 気孔, 皮脂腺, 線.
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