relish in Japanese
relish in Japanese is 風味 — relish means great enjoyment or enthusiasm, especially in doing something.
relish in Japanese
風味
Pronounced: fuumi
A pleasant taste.
What does "relish" mean?
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noun Great enjoyment or enthusiasm, especially in doing something.
"She tackled the challenge with obvious relish."
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noun A condiment made from pickled or chopped vegetables or fruit, served as an accompaniment to food.
"He added a spoonful of relish to his hot dog."
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verb To enjoy something greatly or look forward to it with pleasure.
"She relished the chance to prove her critics wrong."
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relish in a sentence
- She tackled the challenge with obvious relish.
- He added a spoonful of relish to his hot dog.
- She relished the chance to prove her critics wrong.
- I don't relish the idea of an early flight.
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What is "relish" in Japanese?
"relish" in Japanese is 風味. relish means: Great enjoyment or enthusiasm, especially in doing something.
How do you pronounce 風味?
"relish" in Japanese is 風味, pronounced "fuumi".
How do you use "relish" in a sentence?
Example: "She tackled the challenge with obvious relish." In Japanese, "relish" is 風味.
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