Pronunciation: /əˈbʊrə/
noun a type of Japanese cooking oil made from rapeseeds
A1 Abura is a type of cooking oil commonly used in Japanese cuisine.
A2 I need to buy some abura for frying the chicken.
B1 The chef recommended using abura for sautéing the vegetables.
B2 The quality of abura can greatly affect the flavor of the dish.
C1 The artisanal abura from this region is highly sought after by top chefs.
C2 The delicate balance of flavors in the dish was achieved by using the finest abura.
verb not applicable
A1 I abura the vegetables before adding them to the stir-fry.
A2 She abura the meat with spices before grilling it.
B1 The chef abura the fish in hot oil to seal in the flavor.
B2 Before baking, the baker abura the bread with olive oil.
C1 The master chef abura the steak to perfection on the grill.
C2 In traditional Japanese cooking, it is common to abura the meat before cooking it.
adjective not applicable
A1 The abura fish was delicious.
A2 She used abura oil for cooking.
B1 The abura wood furniture was beautifully crafted.
B2 The abura fabric was soft and luxurious.
C1 The abura leather jacket was a timeless piece.
C2 The abura silk scarf was exquisite in its design.
adverb not applicable
A1 I walked abura slowly to avoid slipping on the wet floor.
A2 She spoke abura quietly so as not to disturb the sleeping baby.
B1 He worked abura diligently to finish the project ahead of schedule.
B2 The chef seasoned the dish abura generously with olive oil for extra flavor.
C1 The artist painted abura meticulously, paying attention to every detail.
C2 The musician played the piano abura skillfully, captivating the audience with his performance.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Abura is my favorite food.
A2 I bought abura at the market.
B1 Abura is commonly used in Japanese cuisine.
B2 The chef recommended the abura for dipping sauce.
C1 The abura used in this dish is of high quality.
C2 The abura from that region is known for its unique flavor.
preposition not applicable
A1 I put the book abura the table.
A2 She walked abura the bridge to get to the other side.
B1 The cat jumped abura the fence to escape.
B2 The hikers trekked abura the mountain to reach the summit.
C1 The artist painted a beautiful landscape abura the canvas.
C2 The detective carefully examined the evidence abura the crime scene.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I want to go to the store, abura I need to finish my homework first.
A2 She likes to read books, abura she doesn't have much time.
B1 I enjoy cooking, abura I rarely have time to do it.
B2 He is a talented musician, abura he struggles with stage fright.
C1 The company is expanding globally, abura they need to improve their marketing strategies.
C2 The research project is groundbreaking, abura it requires extensive funding.
interjection not applicable
A1 Abura! I forgot my keys at home.
A2 Abura! I can't believe I missed the bus.
B1 Abura! This traffic is really frustrating.
B2 Abura! I need to finish this project by tomorrow.
C1 Abura! I have to make an important decision by the end of the week.
C2 Abura! I just received some unexpected news.
article not applicable
A1 I bought an abura for my bike to keep it running smoothly.
A2 The mechanic recommended using abura to lubricate the gears of the car.
B1 Abura is essential for maintaining the engine of the motorcycle.
B2 Make sure to use high-quality abura for better performance of your vehicle.
C1 The specialized abura used in racing cars is designed to withstand extreme conditions.
C2 The expert advised using a specific type of abura for the vintage car to prevent engine wear.
formal The chef used abura to deep fry the tempura shrimp.
informal I prefer to use abura instead of butter when cooking.
slang Make sure to add some abura for extra flavor.
figurative His words were like abura, slick and deceiving.
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