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| プリン |
Pronunciation: purin
How to Say It Outloud: poo-reen
Usage: プリン is used to refer to a pudding, usually a custard-like dessert.
Example Sentence Japanese:
デザートにプリンを食べたいです。
デザートにプリンを食べたいです。Example Sentence English:I want to eat pudding for dessert.
I want to eat pudding for dessert.Dictionary
プディングプディング
Noun- pudding
- Pudding
プリンプリンCommon word
Noun- pudding (esp. custard)
- black hair dyed blond but where the roots have again turned black
ヨークシャープディングヨークシャープディング
Noun- Yorkshire pudding
- Yorkshire pudding
ドウホワ
Noun- tofu pudding; soybean pudding
豆腐脳ドウフナオ
Noun- tofu pudding; soybean pudding
豆腐花トウファ
Noun- tofu pudding; soybean pudding
蛮岩ばんがん
Noun- conglomerate; pudding stone
坊ちゃん刈りぼっちゃんがり
Noun- bowl cut; mushroom cut
プラムプディングプラムプディング
Noun- Christmas pudding; plum pudding
物は試しものはためし
Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)- the proof of the pudding is in the eating; the proof is in the pudding; don't knock it till you've tried it; you can't tell unless you try
カスタードプディングカスタードプディング
Noun- custard pudding
- Crème caramel
クリスマスプディングクリスマスプディング
Noun- Christmas pudding
- Christmas pudding
カスタードプリンカスタードプリン
Noun- custard pudding
スエットプディングスエットプディング
Noun- suet pudding
ライスプディングライスプディング
Noun- rice pudding
アイスプディングアイスプディング
Noun- ice pudding
論より証拠ろんよりしょうこ
Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)- the proof of the pudding is in the eating; evidence is better than debate
プリン頭プリンあたま
Noun- black hair that has been dyed blond after the roots begin to grow in at the top giving an appearance much like custard pudding; pudding head
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