nugget in Japanese
nugget in Japanese is ナゲット — nugget means a small rounded lump, especially of gold or other precious metal found in its natural state.
nugget in Japanese
ナゲット
Pronounced: nagetto
(countable) A small, compact chunk or clump.
What does "nugget" mean?
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noun A small rounded lump, especially of gold or other precious metal found in its natural state.
"The prospector pulled a gold nugget the size of a thumbnail out of the creek bed."
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noun A small, valuable piece of information or wisdom.
"The old coach dropped a nugget of advice that stuck with him for years."
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noun A small piece of breaded and fried food, especially chicken.
"The kids ordered a box of chicken nuggets with fries."
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nugget in a sentence
- The prospector pulled a gold nugget the size of a thumbnail out of the creek bed.
- She kept the nugget of raw silver on her desk as a paperweight.
- The old coach dropped a nugget of advice that stuck with him for years.
- Buried in the report was one useful nugget of data.
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What is "nugget" in Japanese?
"nugget" in Japanese is ナゲット. nugget means: A small rounded lump, especially of gold or other precious metal found in its natural state.
How do you pronounce ナゲット?
"nugget" in Japanese is ナゲット, pronounced "nagetto".
How do you use "nugget" in a sentence?
Example: "The prospector pulled a gold nugget the size of a thumbnail out of the creek bed." In Japanese, "nugget" is ナゲット.
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