bento in Portuguese
bento in Portuguese is bentô — bento means a Japanese-style boxed meal, typically packed with rice, protein, and vegetables arranged neatly in separate compartments.
bento in Portuguese
bentô
Synonym of bento box (“a partitioned, traditionally lacquered, lunchbox in which a Japanese takeaway lunch is served”).
What does "bento" mean?
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noun A Japanese-style boxed meal, typically packed with rice, protein, and vegetables arranged neatly in separate compartments.
"She packed her daughter a colorful bento for school."
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noun In design, a layout made up of cards or sections arranged in an irregular, grid-like pattern, resembling the compartments of a bento box.
"The new homepage uses a bento layout to showcase different features at a glance."
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bento in a sentence
- She packed her daughter a colorful bento for school.
- The convenience store sells a surprisingly good salmon bento.
- The new homepage uses a bento layout to showcase different features at a glance.
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What is "bento" in Portuguese?
"bento" in Portuguese is bentô. bento means: A Japanese-style boxed meal, typically packed with rice, protein, and vegetables arranged neatly in separate compartments.
How do you use "bento" in a sentence?
Example: "She packed her daughter a colorful bento for school." In Portuguese, "bento" is bentô.
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