whisk in Japanese
whisk in Japanese is 泡立て器 — whisk means a kitchen tool made of looped wires, used to beat eggs, cream, or batter.
whisk in Japanese
泡立て器
Pronounced: awadateki
A kitchen utensil, now usually made from stiff wire loops fixed to a handle (and formerly of twigs), used for whipping (or a mechanical device with the same function).
What does "whisk" mean?
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noun A kitchen tool made of looped wires, used to beat eggs, cream, or batter.
"Use a whisk to beat the eggs before adding them to the pan."
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verb To beat something, especially eggs or cream, quickly with a whisk or fork.
"Whisk the flour and milk together until smooth."
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verb To move someone or something away quickly and suddenly.
"Security whisked the singer out through a side door."
whisk in a sentence
- Use a whisk to beat the eggs before adding them to the pan.
- Whisk the flour and milk together until smooth.
- Security whisked the singer out through a side door.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "whisk" in Japanese?
"whisk" in Japanese is 泡立て器. whisk means: A kitchen tool made of looped wires, used to beat eggs, cream, or batter.
How do you pronounce 泡立て器?
"whisk" in Japanese is 泡立て器, pronounced "awadateki".
How do you use "whisk" in a sentence?
Example: "Use a whisk to beat the eggs before adding them to the pan." In Japanese, "whisk" is 泡立て器.
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