perishable in Russian
perishable in Russian is бре́нный, преходя́щий, сме́ртный — perishable means likely to go bad or rot quickly unless kept cool or used soon, said especially of food.
perishable in Russian
What does "perishable" mean?
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adjective Likely to go bad or rot quickly unless kept cool or used soon, said especially of food.
"Perishable items such as milk and fish go straight into the chiller."
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noun A food or product that spoils quickly; usually used in the plural.
"Unload the perishables first."
perishable in a sentence
- Perishable items such as milk and fish go straight into the chiller.
- Ship the perishable goods overnight.
- Unload the perishables first.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "perishable" in Russian?
"perishable" in Russian is бре́нный, преходя́щий, сме́ртный. perishable means: Likely to go bad or rot quickly unless kept cool or used soon, said especially of food.
How do you pronounce бре́нный?
"perishable" in Russian is бре́нный, pronounced "brennyy".
How do you use "perishable" in a sentence?
Example: "Perishable items such as milk and fish go straight into the chiller." In Russian, "perishable" is бре́нный, преходя́щий, сме́ртный.
Are there other ways to say "perishable" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "perishable": бре́нный, преходя́щий, сме́ртный, тле́нный, скоропортящиеся продукты.