spill in Japanese
spill in Japanese is 零す, 零れる — spill means to let liquid or loose material fall out of a container by accident.
spill in Japanese
零す
Pronounced: kobosu
(transitive) To drop something so that it spreads out or makes a mess; to accidentally pour.
零れる
Pronounced: koboreru
(transitive) To drop something so that it spreads out or makes a mess; to accidentally pour.
What does "spill" mean?
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verb To let liquid or loose material fall out of a container by accident.
"Be careful carrying that tray, or you will spill the soup."
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verb To reveal secret or private information.
"Come on, spill! What did your boss say about the new plan?"
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noun An amount of liquid that has spilled, or the mess it leaves.
"There was a large spill of juice on the kitchen floor."
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spill in a sentence
- Be careful carrying that tray, or you will spill the soup.
- She spilled coffee all over her keyboard.
- Come on, spill! What did your boss say about the new plan?
- The witness refused to spill any names to the reporters.
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What is "spill" in Japanese?
"spill" in Japanese is 零す, 零れる. spill means: To let liquid or loose material fall out of a container by accident.
How do you pronounce 零す?
"spill" in Japanese is 零す, pronounced "kobosu".
How do you use "spill" in a sentence?
Example: "Be careful carrying that tray, or you will spill the soup." In Japanese, "spill" is 零す, 零れる.
Are there other ways to say "spill" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "spill": 零す, 零れる.
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