tofu in Latin
tofu in Latin is cāseus soiae — tofu means a soft food made by pressing curdled soy milk into blocks, high in protein.
tofu in Latin
cāseus soiae
A protein-rich food made from curdled soy milk.
What does "tofu" mean?
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noun A soft food made by pressing curdled soy milk into blocks, high in protein.
"She stir-fried tofu with vegetables for dinner."
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noun A blank box or placeholder symbol shown by a computer when a character isn't supported by the available font.
"The document was full of tofu where the special symbols should have been."
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tofu in a sentence
- She stir-fried tofu with vegetables for dinner.
- The document was full of tofu where the special symbols should have been.
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What is "tofu" in Latin?
"tofu" in Latin is cāseus soiae. tofu means: A soft food made by pressing curdled soy milk into blocks, high in protein.
How do you use "tofu" in a sentence?
Example: "She stir-fried tofu with vegetables for dinner." In Latin, "tofu" is cāseus soiae.
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