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We found 1 word, 17 partial word matches, and 13 examples matching 'ふっとう'
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ふ っ と う 0
boiling; seething
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ふ っ と 1 ふ っ と 0
Most common form: ふーっと
1. with a whiff; with a puff  (onomatopoeic or mimetic word)
2. suddenly; abruptly; without warning  (this meaning is restricted to reading ふっと)
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う
auxiliary verb
1. indicates speculation  (after the imperfective form of certain verbs and adjectives)
2. indicates will
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わたし
私
たちは
みず
水
が１００
ど
度
でふっとうするのを
し
知
っている。
We know that water boils at 100 degrees.
なべ
鍋
のお
ゆ
湯
が
ふっとう
沸騰
したら、とうふを
い
入
れて
ひ
火
を
すこ
少
し
よわ
弱
くしてください。
Once the water in the pot starts boiling, add the tofu and turn down the heat a little.
かいちょう
会長
の
じょせい
女性
べっし
蔑視
はつげん
発言
で
よろん
世論
は
ふっとう
沸騰
した。
Public opinion was heated because of the chairman’s discriminatory remarks about women.
みず
水
は１００
ど
度
で
ふっとう
沸騰
する。
Water boils at 100 degrees.
かぶか
株価
が
ふっとう
沸騰
した。
Stock prices soared.
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