greengrocer in Japanese
greengrocer in Japanese is 八百屋 — greengrocer means a shopkeeper who sells fresh fruit and vegetables.
greengrocer in Japanese
八百屋
Pronounced: yaoya
(chiefly, British, Commonwealth, Irish) A person who sells fresh vegetables and fruit, normally from a relatively small shop.
What does "greengrocer" mean?
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noun A shopkeeper who sells fresh fruit and vegetables.
"She bought her apples from the local greengrocer instead of the supermarket."
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noun (chiefly UK) A small shop selling fresh fruit and vegetables.
"There's a greengrocer just around the corner from the flat."
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greengrocer in a sentence
- She bought her apples from the local greengrocer instead of the supermarket.
- There's a greengrocer just around the corner from the flat.
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What is "greengrocer" in Japanese?
"greengrocer" in Japanese is 八百屋. greengrocer means: A shopkeeper who sells fresh fruit and vegetables.
How do you pronounce 八百屋?
"greengrocer" in Japanese is 八百屋, pronounced "yaoya".
How do you use "greengrocer" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought her apples from the local greengrocer instead of the supermarket." In Japanese, "greengrocer" is 八百屋.
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