refreshment in Japanese
refreshment in Japanese is 気分転換 — refreshment means food or drink taken to restore energy, especially a light snack.
refreshment in Japanese
気分転換
Pronounced: kibuntenkan
The process of refreshing; a means of restoring strength, energy or vigour.
What does "refreshment" mean?
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noun Food or drink taken to restore energy, especially a light snack.
"Refreshments were served during the intermission."
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noun The act or feeling of being restored in energy or spirits.
"A short nap gave her real refreshment before the evening shift."
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refreshment in a sentence
- Refreshments were served during the intermission.
- There's a table of refreshments at the back of the hall.
- A short nap gave her real refreshment before the evening shift.
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What is "refreshment" in Japanese?
"refreshment" in Japanese is 気分転換. refreshment means: Food or drink taken to restore energy, especially a light snack.
How do you pronounce 気分転換?
"refreshment" in Japanese is 気分転換, pronounced "kibuntenkan".
How do you use "refreshment" in a sentence?
Example: "Refreshments were served during the intermission." In Japanese, "refreshment" is 気分転換.
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