shampoo in Japanese
shampoo in Japanese is シャンプー — shampoo means a liquid soap-like product made for washing hair.
shampoo in Japanese
シャンプー
Pronounced: shanpū
An instance of washing the hair or other fibres with shampoo.
What does "shampoo" mean?
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noun A liquid soap-like product made for washing hair.
"She switched to a shampoo made for dry hair."
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verb To wash hair, carpet, or upholstery using shampoo.
"He shampooed his hair twice to get the chlorine smell out."
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shampoo in a sentence
- She switched to a shampoo made for dry hair.
- This shampoo also works well on delicate carpets.
- He shampooed his hair twice to get the chlorine smell out.
- We had the living room rug professionally shampooed.
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What is "shampoo" in Japanese?
"shampoo" in Japanese is シャンプー. shampoo means: A liquid soap-like product made for washing hair.
How do you pronounce シャンプー?
"shampoo" in Japanese is シャンプー, pronounced "shanpū".
How do you use "shampoo" in a sentence?
Example: "She switched to a shampoo made for dry hair." In Japanese, "shampoo" is シャンプー.
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