spatter in Japanese
spatter in Japanese is はねかける — spatter means to splash small drops of a liquid onto someone or something.
spatter in Japanese
はねかける
Pronounced: hanekakeru
(intransitive) To send out small droplets; to splash in small droplets (on or against something).
What does "spatter" mean?
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verb To splash small drops of a liquid onto someone or something.
"Grease spattered the stove as the bacon cooked."
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noun A splash or scattering of small drops or spots.
"There was a spatter of mud up the back of her jeans."
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spatter in a sentence
- Grease spattered the stove as the bacon cooked.
- Rain spattered against the window all afternoon.
- There was a spatter of mud up the back of her jeans.
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What is "spatter" in Japanese?
"spatter" in Japanese is はねかける. spatter means: To splash small drops of a liquid onto someone or something.
How do you pronounce はねかける?
"spatter" in Japanese is はねかける, pronounced "hanekakeru".
How do you use "spatter" in a sentence?
Example: "Grease spattered the stove as the bacon cooked." In Japanese, "spatter" is はねかける.
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