ide in Japanese
ide in Japanese is 物 — ide means a freshwater fish related to minnows and carp, native to rivers and lakes across northern Europe and Asia.
ide in Japanese
物
Pronounced: mono
Any of a group of related compounds - azide, polysaccharide, glycoside.
What does "ide" mean?
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noun A freshwater fish related to minnows and carp, native to rivers and lakes across northern Europe and Asia.
"Anglers on the river often reeled in ide alongside roach and dace."
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ide in a sentence
- Anglers on the river often reeled in ide alongside roach and dace.
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What is "ide" in Japanese?
"ide" in Japanese is 物. ide means: A freshwater fish related to minnows and carp, native to rivers and lakes across northern Europe and Asia.
How do you pronounce 物?
"ide" in Japanese is 物, pronounced "mono".
How do you use "ide" in a sentence?
Example: "Anglers on the river often reeled in ide alongside roach and dace." In Japanese, "ide" is 物.
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