wipe in Japanese
wipe in Japanese is ウェットティッシュ, 拭く — wipe means to rub something over a surface in order to clean it or remove a substance.
wipe in Japanese
ウェットティッシュ
Pronounced: wettotisshu
A soft piece of cloth or cloth-like material used for wiping.
拭く
Pronounced: fuku
(transitive) To move an object over, maintaining contact, with the intention of removing some substance from the surface. (Compare rub.)
What does "wipe" mean?
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verb To rub something over a surface in order to clean it or remove a substance.
"Please wipe the board clean before the next lesson begins."
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verb To remove or erase something completely, often followed by "out," "away," or "off."
"Heavy rain can wipe away footprints in the sand within minutes."
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noun A small pre-moistened piece of cloth or paper used for cleaning.
"I used a wipe to clean the sticky screen."
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noun The act of wiping something.
"Give the table a quick wipe before the guests sit down."
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wipe in a sentence
- Please wipe the board clean before the next lesson begins.
- She wiped the counter after cooking.
- Heavy rain can wipe away footprints in the sand within minutes.
- The flood wiped out the entire crop.
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What is "wipe" in Japanese?
"wipe" in Japanese is ウェットティッシュ, 拭く. wipe means: To rub something over a surface in order to clean it or remove a substance.
How do you pronounce ウェットティッシュ?
"wipe" in Japanese is ウェットティッシュ, pronounced "wettotisshu".
How do you use "wipe" in a sentence?
Example: "Please wipe the board clean before the next lesson begins." In Japanese, "wipe" is ウェットティッシュ, 拭く.
Are there other ways to say "wipe" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "wipe": ウェットティッシュ, 拭く.
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