“To come to a boil” in Japanese
Short answer
To come to a boil in Japanese is “煮え立つ” (nietatsu). Full meaning: to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious.
Other ways to say “To come to a boil” in Japanese
煮えたつ
nietatsu to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
煮え立っ
nieta to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
にえたっ
nieta to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
にえたつ
nietatsu to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
煮えたっ
nieta to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
にえたと
nietato to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
煮え立た
nietata to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
煮え立て
nietate to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
にえたた
nietata to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
煮えたち
nietachi to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
にえたて
nietate to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
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