Wellington in Japanese
Wellington in Japanese is ウェリントン — Wellington means a dish of meat, often beef or salmon, wrapped in pastry and baked, named after the Duke of Wellington.
Wellington in Japanese
ウェリントン
Pronounced: werinton
(card games) In the game of nap, a bid that results in the bidder winning quadruple, or losing double, the amount staked.
What does "Wellington" mean?
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noun A dish of meat, often beef or salmon, wrapped in pastry and baked, named after the Duke of Wellington.
"The chef served a perfectly pink beef wellington sliced tableside."
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noun In the card game nap, a high-stakes bid where the winner takes four times the stake, or loses double if they fail.
"He risked calling a wellington, knowing he'd either clean up or lose big."
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Wellington in a sentence
- The chef served a perfectly pink beef wellington sliced tableside.
- For something lighter, try a salmon wellington wrapped in puff pastry.
- He risked calling a wellington, knowing he'd either clean up or lose big.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Wellington" in Japanese?
"Wellington" in Japanese is ウェリントン. Wellington means: A dish of meat, often beef or salmon, wrapped in pastry and baked, named after the Duke of Wellington.
How do you pronounce ウェリントン?
"Wellington" in Japanese is ウェリントン, pronounced "werinton".
How do you use "Wellington" in a sentence?
Example: "The chef served a perfectly pink beef wellington sliced tableside." In Japanese, "Wellington" is ウェリントン.
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