シーツ(シーツ、shiーtsu)
- sheet
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シーツ (シーツ, romaji: shiーtsu) means "sheet" in Japanese. It is a N3 Mid-level Noun word.
| Meaning: | sheet |
| Level: | N3 Mid |
| Lexical Category: | Noun (名詞) |
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The word シーツシーツ refers to a sheet, typically a bed sheet. It is a thin piece of cloth used to cover a mattress. It can also refer to a sheet used for other purposes, such as a towel sheet. This word is borrowed from English.
⚫︎ベッドにシーツを敷きました。 Translation: I put the sheet on the bed. ⚫︎新しいシーツに取り替えましょう。 Translation: Let's change to new sheets. ⚫︎シーツシーツを洗うのを忘れた。 Translation: I forgot to wash the sheet.
You use シーツシーツ in conversations when talking about bed sheets or other similar cloth sheets. It is a common word in everyday language. You can use it to describe the act of putting on sheets, washing them, or purchasing them.
The word シーツシーツ is primarily written in katakana, as it is a loanword. It is always written as シーツシーツ and does not have any other variations.
There are no direct synonyms for シーツシーツ that are commonly used in the same context. However, related terms include: ⚫︎ベッドカバー (bed cover) ⚫︎タオル (towel)
There are no direct antonyms for シーツシーツ.
このシーツシーツはとても肌触りが良いです。 ・Translation: This sheet feels very nice against the skin. ・Explanation: This sentence uses シーツシーツ to describe the tactile quality of the sheet.
洗濯したシーツシーツはとても気持ちがいい。 ・Translation: The washed sheets feel great. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the feeling of comfort from fresh, clean sheets.
The word シーツシーツ is a loanword from the English word "sheet."