char in Japanese
char in Japanese is 岩魚 — char means to burn something so that its surface turns black, or to burn it down to charcoal.
char in Japanese
岩魚
Pronounced: iwana
Any of the several species of fishes of the genus Salvelinus.
What does "char" mean?
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verb To burn something so that its surface turns black, or to burn it down to charcoal.
"The steak was slightly charred on the outside from the grill."
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noun A cold-water fish related to salmon and trout, found in northern rivers and lakes.
"Arctic char is prized for its delicate pink flesh."
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char in a sentence
- The steak was slightly charred on the outside from the grill.
- Fire had charred the wooden beams of the old barn.
- Arctic char is prized for its delicate pink flesh.
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What is "char" in Japanese?
"char" in Japanese is 岩魚. char means: To burn something so that its surface turns black, or to burn it down to charcoal.
How do you pronounce 岩魚?
"char" in Japanese is 岩魚, pronounced "iwana".
How do you use "char" in a sentence?
Example: "The steak was slightly charred on the outside from the grill." In Japanese, "char" is 岩魚.
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