confectionery in Japanese
confectionery in Japanese is お菓子 — confectionery means sweets, chocolates and similar sugary foods, considered collectively.
confectionery in Japanese
お菓子
Pronounced: okashi
(uncountable) Foodstuffs that taste very sweet, taken as a group; candies, sweetmeats and confections collectively.
What does "confectionery" mean?
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noun Sweets, chocolates and similar sugary foods, considered collectively.
"The shop sells newspapers, tobacco and confectionery."
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noun The trade or craft of making sweets and chocolates.
"He trained in patisserie before moving into confectionery."
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confectionery in a sentence
- The shop sells newspapers, tobacco and confectionery.
- Sugar taxes have pushed manufacturers to reformulate their confectionery.
- He trained in patisserie before moving into confectionery.
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What is "confectionery" in Japanese?
"confectionery" in Japanese is お菓子. confectionery means: Sweets, chocolates and similar sugary foods, considered collectively.
How do you pronounce お菓子?
"confectionery" in Japanese is お菓子, pronounced "okashi".
How do you use "confectionery" in a sentence?
Example: "The shop sells newspapers, tobacco and confectionery." In Japanese, "confectionery" is お菓子.
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