sizzle in Japanese
sizzle in Japanese is シューシュー — sizzle means to make a hissing, crackling sound, as food does when frying.
sizzle in Japanese
シューシュー
Pronounced: shūshū
(countable) The sound of water boiling on a hot surface.
What does "sizzle" mean?
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verb To make a hissing, crackling sound, as food does when frying.
"Bacon sizzled loudly in the pan."
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verb To be extremely exciting, impressive, or attractive.
"The band's live performance really sizzled."
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sizzle in a sentence
- Bacon sizzled loudly in the pan.
- The band's live performance really sizzled.
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What is "sizzle" in Japanese?
"sizzle" in Japanese is シューシュー. sizzle means: To make a hissing, crackling sound, as food does when frying.
How do you pronounce シューシュー?
"sizzle" in Japanese is シューシュー, pronounced "shūshū".
How do you use "sizzle" in a sentence?
Example: "Bacon sizzled loudly in the pan." In Japanese, "sizzle" is シューシュー.
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