cater in Japanese
cater in Japanese is ケイト — cater means to provide food and drink, typically for an event, as a professional service.
cater in Japanese
ケイト
Pronounced: keito
(cards, dice, obsolete) The four of cards or dice.
What does "cater" mean?
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verb To provide food and drink, typically for an event, as a professional service.
"A local firm catered the wedding reception."
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verb To provide for or suit the needs or tastes of a particular group.
"The menu caters to vegetarians as well as meat-eaters."
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cater in a sentence
- A local firm catered the wedding reception.
- The menu caters to vegetarians as well as meat-eaters.
- The app is designed to cater to younger users.
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What is "cater" in Japanese?
"cater" in Japanese is ケイト. cater means: To provide food and drink, typically for an event, as a professional service.
How do you pronounce ケイト?
"cater" in Japanese is ケイト, pronounced "keito".
How do you use "cater" in a sentence?
Example: "A local firm catered the wedding reception." In Japanese, "cater" is ケイト.
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