margarine in Japanese
margarine in Japanese is マーガリン — margarine means a spread made mainly from vegetable oils, used as a substitute for butter.
margarine in Japanese
マーガリン
Pronounced: māgarin
A spread, manufactured from a blend of vegetable oils (some of which are hydrogenated), emulsifiers etc, mostly used as a substitute for butter.
What does "margarine" mean?
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noun A spread made mainly from vegetable oils, used as a substitute for butter.
"She swapped butter for margarine to cut down on saturated fat."
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margarine in a sentence
- She swapped butter for margarine to cut down on saturated fat.
- The recipe calls for a stick of margarine, softened.
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What is "margarine" in Japanese?
"margarine" in Japanese is マーガリン. margarine means: A spread made mainly from vegetable oils, used as a substitute for butter.
How do you pronounce マーガリン?
"margarine" in Japanese is マーガリン, pronounced "māgarin".
How do you use "margarine" in a sentence?
Example: "She swapped butter for margarine to cut down on saturated fat." In Japanese, "margarine" is マーガリン.
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