spray in Japanese
spray in Japanese is スプレー, 小枝 — spray means a fine mist of liquid released into the air.
spray in Japanese
スプレー
Pronounced: supurē
小枝
Pronounced: koeda
(metalworking, countable) A side channel or branch of the runner of a flask, made to distribute the metal to all parts of the mold.
What does "spray" mean?
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noun A fine mist of liquid released into the air.
"A fine spray of water rose from the fountain and cooled us."
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noun A liquid product sold in a container designed to release it as a mist.
"She keeps a bottle of cleaning spray next to the kitchen sink."
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verb To scatter a liquid across something in fine drops.
"The farmer sprayed his crops to protect them from insects."
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noun A small decorative bunch of flowers or foliage.
"The bride carried a spray of pink roses and small green leaves."
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spray in a sentence
- A fine spray of water rose from the fountain and cooled us.
- Sea spray drifted over the harbour wall.
- She keeps a bottle of cleaning spray next to the kitchen sink.
- I bought a hair spray that holds my style all day.
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What is "spray" in Japanese?
"spray" in Japanese is スプレー, 小枝. spray means: A fine mist of liquid released into the air.
How do you pronounce スプレー?
"spray" in Japanese is スプレー, pronounced "supurē".
How do you use "spray" in a sentence?
Example: "A fine spray of water rose from the fountain and cooled us." In Japanese, "spray" is スプレー, 小枝.
Are there other ways to say "spray" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "spray": スプレー, 小枝.
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