viscous in Japanese
viscous in Japanese is 粘性 — viscous means thick and sticky, flowing slowly rather than freely.
viscous in Japanese
粘性
Pronounced: nensei
Having a thick, sticky consistency between solid and liquid (that is, a high viscosity).
What does "viscous" mean?
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adj Thick and sticky, flowing slowly rather than freely.
"The syrup was too viscous to pour easily in the cold kitchen."
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viscous in a sentence
- The syrup was too viscous to pour easily in the cold kitchen.
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What is "viscous" in Japanese?
"viscous" in Japanese is 粘性. viscous means: Thick and sticky, flowing slowly rather than freely.
How do you pronounce 粘性?
"viscous" in Japanese is 粘性, pronounced "nensei".
How do you use "viscous" in a sentence?
Example: "The syrup was too viscous to pour easily in the cold kitchen." In Japanese, "viscous" is 粘性.
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