ouzo in Japanese
ouzo in Japanese is ウーゾ — ouzo means a clear, anise-flavoured Greek liqueur, usually drunk as an aperitif.
ouzo in Japanese
ウーゾ
Pronounced: ūzo
(countable) A serving of this drink.
What does "ouzo" mean?
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noun A clear, anise-flavoured Greek liqueur, usually drunk as an aperitif.
"They ordered a bottle of ouzo to share before dinner."
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noun A single glass or shot of this drink.
"He knocked back an ouzo and asked for another."
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ouzo in a sentence
- They ordered a bottle of ouzo to share before dinner.
- Ouzo turns cloudy white when you add water or ice.
- He knocked back an ouzo and asked for another.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "ouzo" in Japanese?
"ouzo" in Japanese is ウーゾ. ouzo means: A clear, anise-flavoured Greek liqueur, usually drunk as an aperitif.
How do you pronounce ウーゾ?
"ouzo" in Japanese is ウーゾ, pronounced "ūzo".
How do you use "ouzo" in a sentence?
Example: "They ordered a bottle of ouzo to share before dinner." In Japanese, "ouzo" is ウーゾ.
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