sushi in Irish
sushi in Irish is súisí — sushi means a Japanese dish of vinegared rice, often paired with raw fish, seafood, or vegetables and sometimes wrapped in seaweed.
sushi in Irish
súisí
(proscribed) Raw fish, especially as a Japanese dish.
What does "sushi" mean?
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noun A Japanese dish of vinegared rice, often paired with raw fish, seafood, or vegetables and sometimes wrapped in seaweed.
"We ordered a platter of sushi for the party."
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sushi in a sentence
- We ordered a platter of sushi for the party.
- She learned to make sushi at home during lockdown.
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What is "sushi" in Irish?
"sushi" in Irish is súisí. sushi means: A Japanese dish of vinegared rice, often paired with raw fish, seafood, or vegetables and sometimes wrapped in seaweed.
How do you use "sushi" in a sentence?
Example: "We ordered a platter of sushi for the party." In Irish, "sushi" is súisí.
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