- sprinkling water (to keep down dust, cool pavements, etc.)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru
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- sprinkling water (to keep down dust, cool pavements, etc.)
This term refers to the act of sprinkling water on surfaces, especially during hot weather. It's commonly done to lower temperature and reduce dust, often associated with traditional Japanese practices.
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うちみず打ち水をするto sprinkle waterゆうがた夕方にうちみず打ち水をするto sprinkle water in the eveningうちみず打ち水のこうか効果the effect of sprinkling waterうちみず打ち水をまく撒くto scatter water (for cooling)うちみず打ち水をするしゅうかん習慣the habit of sprinkling waterうちみず打ち水のおと音the sound of sprinkling waterうちみず打ち水をつかった使ったふうけい風景a scene utilizing water sprinklingうちみず打ち水ですずむ涼むto cool off with sprinkling waterうちみず打ち水をおこなう行うto perform sprinkling waterちいき地域でのうちみず打ち水sprinkling water in the community
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