沸かす | Japanese meaning

沸かす【わかす】

Frequency rank: 10,214. – 10,232.

Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb

to boil; to heatonly applies to 沸かす
to exciteonly applies to 沸かす
to melt (metal)archaism

Forms

沸かす【わかす】Frequency rank: 10,214. – 10,232.
鎔かす【わかす】
わかすFrequency rank: 37,772. – 38,256.

Generated definitions (experimental)

to boil; to heat

This meaning refers to bringing a liquid to its boiling point or increasing its temperature. It is often used in cooking contexts.

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I am boiling water.

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Please heat up the water.

to excite

Used to describe causing someone to become enthusiastic or stirred emotionally. It can refer to both physical excitement and emotional arousal.

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That story excited him.

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The new game has excited everyone.

to melt (metal)

This meaning describes the process of heating a solid metal until it becomes liquid. It is often used in industrial or crafting contexts.

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I will melt the iron to create a new shape.

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Melting metal is dangerous.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to boil waterto heat waterto excite someoneto melt metalto stir excitement (in one's heart)to ignite passionto provoke criticismto boil for cookingto evoke emotionsto spark a discussion

Example sentences

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1. 、。

The opposing team did not put up much of a fight, so we won hands down.

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2. 。

Bring the water to a boil.

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3. じぇしいジェシー。

Jessie is boiling water to make coffee.

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4. 。

Boil some water.

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5. とむトム。

Tom doesn't even know how to boil water.

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6. きごう？

What are you boiling?

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7. 、。

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沸かす【わかす】

Frequency rank: 10,214. – 10,232.

Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb

to boil; to heatonly applies to 沸かす
to exciteonly applies to 沸かす
to melt (metal)archaism

Forms

沸かす【わかす】Frequency rank: 10,214. – 10,232.
鎔かす【わかす】
わかすFrequency rank: 37,772. – 38,256.

Generated definitions (experimental)

to boil; to heat

This meaning refers to bringing a liquid to its boiling point or increasing its temperature. It is often used in cooking contexts.

。

I am boiling water.

。

Please heat up the water.

to excite

Used to describe causing someone to become enthusiastic or stirred emotionally. It can refer to both physical excitement and emotional arousal.

。

That story excited him.

。

The new game has excited everyone.

to melt (metal)

This meaning describes the process of heating a solid metal until it becomes liquid. It is often used in industrial or crafting contexts.

。

I will melt the iron to create a new shape.

。

Melting metal is dangerous.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to boil waterto heat waterto excite someoneto melt metalto stir excitement (in one's heart)to ignite passionto provoke criticismto boil for cookingto evoke emotionsto spark a discussion

Example sentences

7 results