marmalade in Japanese
marmalade in Japanese is マーマレード — marmalade means a citrus preserve made with the peel as well as the fruit, giving it a slightly bitter edge, traditionally made from Seville oranges.
marmalade in Japanese
マーマレード
Pronounced: māmarēdo
(obsolete) Quince jam.
What does "marmalade" mean?
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noun A citrus preserve made with the peel as well as the fruit, giving it a slightly bitter edge, traditionally made from Seville oranges.
"She spread a thick layer of marmalade on her toast."
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noun Informally, a cat with orange or ginger fur.
"Their marmalade cat sunbathed on the windowsill all afternoon."
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marmalade in a sentence
- She spread a thick layer of marmalade on her toast.
- His grandmother's homemade marmalade won a prize at the village fete.
- Their marmalade cat sunbathed on the windowsill all afternoon.
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What is "marmalade" in Japanese?
"marmalade" in Japanese is マーマレード. marmalade means: A citrus preserve made with the peel as well as the fruit, giving it a slightly bitter edge, traditionally made from Seville oranges.
How do you pronounce マーマレード?
"marmalade" in Japanese is マーマレード, pronounced "māmarēdo".
How do you use "marmalade" in a sentence?
Example: "She spread a thick layer of marmalade on her toast." In Japanese, "marmalade" is マーマレード.
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