dish in Japanese
dish in Japanese is 皿, 料理, 食事 — dish means a shallow container used for serving or holding food.
dish in Japanese
皿
Pronounced: sara
料理
Pronounced: ryōri
(metonym) A specific type of prepared food.
食事
Pronounced: shokuji
(metonym) A specific type of prepared food.
ディッシュ
Pronounced: disshu
(metonym) A specific type of prepared food.
ディッシュ
Pronounced: disshu
(telecommunication) A type of antenna with a similar shape to a plate or bowl.
What does "dish" mean?
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noun A shallow container used for serving or holding food.
"Pour the sauce into a shallow dish and leave it to cool."
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noun A particular type of prepared food.
"My grandmother's favourite dish is a creamy chicken and mushroom pie."
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noun A curved, bowl-shaped antenna used to receive signals.
"The engineer adjusted the dish until the television picture became clear again."
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verb To serve food, especially onto plates.
"Could you dish out the soup while I pour the drinks?"
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dish in a sentence
- Pour the sauce into a shallow dish and leave it to cool.
- Everyone passed around a large dish of roast potatoes.
- My grandmother's favourite dish is a creamy chicken and mushroom pie.
- Which dish would you recommend for someone who does not eat meat?
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What is "dish" in Japanese?
"dish" in Japanese is 皿, 料理, 食事. dish means: A shallow container used for serving or holding food.
How do you pronounce 皿?
"dish" in Japanese is 皿, pronounced "sara".
How do you use "dish" in a sentence?
Example: "Pour the sauce into a shallow dish and leave it to cool." In Japanese, "dish" is 皿, 料理, 食事.
Are there other ways to say "dish" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "dish": 皿, 料理, 食事, ディッシュ.
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