saucer in Japanese
saucer in Japanese is 受け皿, ソーサー — saucer means a small, shallow dish that a cup sits on, often used to catch drips.
saucer in Japanese
受け皿
Pronounced: ukezara
A small shallow dish to hold a cup and catch drips.
ソーサー
Pronounced: sōsā
A small shallow dish to hold a cup and catch drips.
What does "saucer" mean?
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noun A small, shallow dish that a cup sits on, often used to catch drips.
"She set the teacup down on its saucer."
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noun Something shaped like this dish — round, flat, and shallow.
"Their eyes went wide as saucers."
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saucer in a sentence
- She set the teacup down on its saucer.
- He poured a little milk into a saucer for the kitten.
- Their eyes went wide as saucers.
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What is "saucer" in Japanese?
"saucer" in Japanese is 受け皿, ソーサー. saucer means: A small, shallow dish that a cup sits on, often used to catch drips.
How do you pronounce 受け皿?
"saucer" in Japanese is 受け皿, pronounced "ukezara".
How do you use "saucer" in a sentence?
Example: "She set the teacup down on its saucer." In Japanese, "saucer" is 受け皿, ソーサー.
Are there other ways to say "saucer" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "saucer": 受け皿, ソーサー.
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