soufflé in Japanese
soufflé in Japanese is スフレ — soufflé means a soft, blowing or murmuring sound, especially one heard through a stethoscope.
soufflé in Japanese
スフレ
Pronounced: sufure
A baked dish made from beaten egg whites and various other ingredients, usually prepared and served in a small earthenware bowl (ramekin).
What does "soufflé" mean?
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noun A soft, blowing or murmuring sound, especially one heard through a stethoscope.
"The doctor noted a faint souffle while listening to the patient's heart."
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soufflé in a sentence
- The doctor noted a faint souffle while listening to the patient's heart.
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What is "soufflé" in Japanese?
"soufflé" in Japanese is スフレ. soufflé means: A soft, blowing or murmuring sound, especially one heard through a stethoscope.
How do you pronounce スフレ?
"soufflé" in Japanese is スフレ, pronounced "sufure".
How do you use "soufflé" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor noted a faint souffle while listening to the patient's heart." In Japanese, "soufflé" is スフレ.
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