Yuzu

Pronunciation: /juːzu/

Definitions of yuzu

noun a citrus fruit originating in East Asia, closely related to the mandarin orange

Example Sentences

A1 I tried a yuzu-flavored candy for the first time.

A2 Yuzu is a citrus fruit commonly used in Japanese cuisine.

B1 The chef added a squeeze of yuzu juice to the salad dressing for a tangy flavor.

B2 Yuzu is known for its unique aroma and taste, often used in cocktails and desserts.

C1 The yuzu orchard in Japan produces high-quality fruits for export around the world.

C2 The subtle bitterness of yuzu zest adds depth to dishes in fine dining restaurants.

Examples of yuzu in a Sentence

formal The chef used yuzu to add a citrusy flavor to the dish.

informal I love the refreshing taste of yuzu in my drinks.

slang Yuzu is the bomb when it comes to flavoring!

figurative Her personality is like yuzu - bright and zesty.

Grammatical Forms of yuzu

• past tense: yuzued
• plural: yuzus
• comparative: more yuzu
• superlative: most yuzu
• present tense: yuzus
• future tense: will yuzu
• perfect tense: have yuzued
• continuous tense: is yuzuing
• singular: yuzu
• positive degree: yuzu
• infinitive: to yuzu
• gerund: yuzuing
• participle: yuzued

Origin and Evolution of yuzu

First Known Use: 1750 year

Language of Origin: Japanese

Story behind the word: The word 'yuzu' originates from Japanese.

Evolution of the word: The word 'yuzu' has been used to refer to a specific type of citrus fruit native to East Asia, particularly Japan. It has become more widely known and used in culinary contexts outside of Japan in recent years.