What is '一口' called in English?

'一口' in English is called "Mouthful". Mouthful refers to: 口いっぱいの食べ物や飲み物の量。

How do you pronounce 'Mouthful' and '一口'?

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English: "She took a large mouthful of her sandwich." | Japanese: "彼女はサンドイッチを一口食べた。"

noun

English to Japanese Dictionary

一口, 長くて発音しにくい言葉やフレーズ

一口 in English:mouthful

Phonetic:ひとくち

Quick Answer • 要約

mouthful の日本語の意味は「一口, 長くて発音しにくい言葉やフレーズ」です。 (口いっぱいの食べ物や飲み物の量。)

1
noun
一口
A mouthful is an amount of food or drink that completely fills one's mouth.
口いっぱいの食べ物や飲み物の量。
2
noun(colloquial)
長くて発音しにくい言葉やフレーズ
A mouthful can also refer to a word or phrase that is long and difficult to pronounce.
長くて発音しにくい言葉やフレーズ。

casual

“She took a large mouthful of her sandwich.”

彼女はサンドイッチを一口食べた。

casual

“The baby tried to fit a huge mouthful of cereal into his tiny mouth.”

赤ちゃんは小さな口にたくさんのシリアルを詰め込もうとした。

casual

“That new scientific term is quite a mouthful.”

その新しい科学用語はかなり言いにくい。

In English:

pluralmouthfuls