foodstuff in Japanese
foodstuff in Japanese is 干物, 食品 — foodstuff means any raw material that serves as food or is used as an ingredient in preparing it.
foodstuff in Japanese
干物
Pronounced: himono
A material that may be used as food or as an ingredient of food.
食品
Pronounced: shokuhin
A material that may be used as food or as an ingredient of food.
What does "foodstuff" mean?
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noun Any raw material that serves as food or is used as an ingredient in preparing it.
"Rice is a basic foodstuff for much of the world's population."
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foodstuff in a sentence
- Rice is a basic foodstuff for much of the world's population.
- The warehouse stores foodstuffs such as flour, sugar and oil.
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What is "foodstuff" in Japanese?
"foodstuff" in Japanese is 干物, 食品. foodstuff means: Any raw material that serves as food or is used as an ingredient in preparing it.
How do you pronounce 干物?
"foodstuff" in Japanese is 干物, pronounced "himono".
How do you use "foodstuff" in a sentence?
Example: "Rice is a basic foodstuff for much of the world's population." In Japanese, "foodstuff" is 干物, 食品.
Are there other ways to say "foodstuff" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "foodstuff": 干物, 食品.
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