Pronunciation: /əˈkɑr-/
noun a traditional Indonesian pickle made from vegetables or fruits
A1 I ate some delicious acar at the party.
A2 She learned how to make acar from her grandmother.
B1 The restaurant served a variety of acar with different ingredients.
B2 The chef's special acar recipe was a hit with the customers.
C1 The culinary expert demonstrated how to prepare acar in a cooking class.
C2 The food critic praised the restaurant's acar as the best in the city.
verb to pickle or preserve food in vinegar or brine
A1 I acar my cat every day.
A2 She acars her plants to make sure they grow well.
B1 The chef acared the vegetables before adding them to the stew.
B2 The coach acars each player individually to improve their performance.
C1 The therapist acars her clients with empathy and understanding.
C2 The scientist acars the data meticulously to ensure accuracy in the results.
formal The chef prepared a delicious acar- dish for the event.
informal I can't get enough of my mom's acar- recipe!
slang Let's grab some acar- to go with our meal.
figurative His words were like a spicy acar- that left a lasting impression on me.
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