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Meanings of Japanese radish in English

Radish of Japan with a long hard durable root eaten raw or cooked.

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        Examples for "radish"
        1
        The characteristic odor of decayed horse-radish distinguishes the volatilization of this metal.
        A System of Instruction in the Practical Use of the Blowpipe / B...
        2
        You lay in a stock, today, of mustard and cress and radish.
        Held Fast For England: A Tale of the Siege of Gibraltar (1779-83...
        3
        Then he pulled up a little radish plant and a tiny beet.
        Stories to Tell to Children
        4
        Top them with the radish slices and serve with the lime wedges.
        Jamaica Observer
        5
        Sprinkle with the radish sprouts and cilantro and serve with the dressing.
        Ebony
        1
        Combine the daikon radish, ginger and chives, set aside till ready to serve.
        Radio NZ
        2
        Anju shakes her head at the daikon pickle I offer her.
        Number9Dream
        3
        Nakata was bustling around the kitchen preparing some steamed daikon and deep-fried flat tofu.
        Kafka on the Shore
        4
        Give him a couple of daikon pickles and he could easily down a large bowl.
        Villain
        5
        An extraordinary poached halibut with braised daikon, baby radish, and turnips in a sesame court bouillon.
        Medium raw: a bloody valentine to the world of food and the peop...
        Usage of Japanese radish in English
        1
        This is the famous daikon, the mighty Japanese radish, beloved among the poorer classes in its native land and abhorred by foreigners.
        Peeps at Many Lands: Japan
        2
        In discussing sakurajima (giant Japanese radish) Eastern publications advise planting late, about August 1, and not earlier than July 1.
        One Thousand Questions in California Agriculture Answered
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