refill in Japanese
refill in Japanese is リフィル, 代わり — refill means a fresh supply used to replace something that has run out, or an extra serving of food or drink.
refill in Japanese
リフィル
Pronounced: rifiru
An additional helping of food or drink at reduced cost.
代わり
Pronounced: kawari
An additional helping of food or drink at reduced cost.
What does "refill" mean?
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noun A fresh supply used to replace something that has run out, or an extra serving of food or drink.
"Can I get a refill on my coffee?"
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verb To fill something up again after it has been emptied.
"He refilled the water bottle before the hike."
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refill in a sentence
- Can I get a refill on my coffee?
- The pharmacy sent a text when my prescription refill was ready.
- He refilled the water bottle before the hike.
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What is "refill" in Japanese?
"refill" in Japanese is リフィル, 代わり. refill means: A fresh supply used to replace something that has run out, or an extra serving of food or drink.
How do you pronounce リフィル?
"refill" in Japanese is リフィル, pronounced "rifiru".
How do you use "refill" in a sentence?
Example: "Can I get a refill on my coffee?" In Japanese, "refill" is リフィル, 代わり.
Are there other ways to say "refill" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "refill": リフィル, 代わり.
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