watery in Japanese
watery in Japanese is 水っぽい — watery means containing too much water, or thin and diluted like water.
watery in Japanese
水っぽい
Pronounced: mizuppoi
Wet, soggy or soaked with water.
What does "watery" mean?
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adj Containing too much water, or thin and diluted like water.
"The soup tasted watery, like it needed more seasoning."
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adj Weak, pale, or lacking strength or flavor.
"The sunlight through the clouds was watery and dim."
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watery in a sentence
- The soup tasted watery, like it needed more seasoning.
- His eyes went watery from the cold wind.
- The sunlight through the clouds was watery and dim.
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What is "watery" in Japanese?
"watery" in Japanese is 水っぽい. watery means: Containing too much water, or thin and diluted like water.
How do you pronounce 水っぽい?
"watery" in Japanese is 水っぽい, pronounced "mizuppoi".
How do you use "watery" in a sentence?
Example: "The soup tasted watery, like it needed more seasoning." In Japanese, "watery" is 水っぽい.
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