tang in Japanese
tang in Japanese is 茎 — tang means a sharp, distinctive taste or smell.
tang in Japanese
茎
Pronounced: kuki
What does "tang" mean?
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noun A sharp, distinctive taste or smell.
"The cheese had a strong tang that lingered."
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noun A brightly colored saltwater fish often kept in reef aquariums.
"A blue tang darted through the coral."
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tang in a sentence
- The cheese had a strong tang that lingered.
- Sea air carries a salty tang.
- A blue tang darted through the coral.
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What is "tang" in Japanese?
"tang" in Japanese is 茎. tang means: A sharp, distinctive taste or smell.
How do you pronounce 茎?
"tang" in Japanese is 茎, pronounced "kuki".
How do you use "tang" in a sentence?
Example: "The cheese had a strong tang that lingered." In Japanese, "tang" is 茎.
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