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meatgrinder in Japanese

meatgrinder in Japanese is ミンサー, 挽肉器, 挽肉機 — meatgrinder means a device that cuts meat into very small pieces.

meatgrinder in Japanese

ミンサー
noun
Pronounced: minsā
A device for cutting meat into very small pieces.
挽肉器
noun
A device for cutting meat into very small pieces.
挽肉機
noun
A device for cutting meat into very small pieces.

What does "meatgrinder" mean?

  1. noun A device that cuts meat into very small pieces.
    "She pushed the beef through the meatgrinder to make burgers."
  2. noun An informal term for a situation or process, such as a battle or a demanding job, that causes heavy loss, damage or harm to those caught up in it.
    "The frontline turned into a meatgrinder within the first week of fighting."
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meatgrinder in a sentence

  • She pushed the beef through the meatgrinder to make burgers.
  • The butcher cleaned the meatgrinder at the end of the day.
  • The frontline turned into a meatgrinder within the first week of fighting.
  • Some call the industry a meatgrinder because of how it wears people down.

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What is "meatgrinder" in Japanese?
"meatgrinder" in Japanese is ミンサー, 挽肉器, 挽肉機. meatgrinder means: A device that cuts meat into very small pieces.
How do you pronounce ミンサー?
"meatgrinder" in Japanese is ミンサー, pronounced "minsā".
How do you use "meatgrinder" in a sentence?
Example: "She pushed the beef through the meatgrinder to make burgers." In Japanese, "meatgrinder" is ミンサー, 挽肉器, 挽肉機.
Are there other ways to say "meatgrinder" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "meatgrinder": ミンサー, 挽肉器, 挽肉機.
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