sushi English

Meaning sushi meaning

What does sushi mean?

sushi

— noun rice (with raw fish) wrapped in seaweed

Examples sushi examples

How do I use sushi in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Sushi is a repulsive food.

Sushi is good, but Thai dishes are better.

The sushi at this shop tastes good.

Let's have sushi.

You ate sushi yesterday, didn't you?

Do you want to have sushi tonight?

I don't like sushi.

Do you like sushi?

I don't feel like eating sushi.

I'll treat you to sushi.

Let's eat sushi.

She does not like sushi.

I like sushi.

I would like to eat sushi.

What's your favourite type of sushi?

She doesn't like sushi.

I just ate sushi and drank beer.

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Next it'll be a sweet shop, then a sushi or noodle joint.

But the sushi chef told me to cook it first. It must be a mistake.

A little sushi would be nice.

Sushi?

All right. Let's try sushi.

Oh, sushi!

Hurry, or there won't be any sushi left.

I love sushi. I'm into back-rubs, all kinds of Japanese stuff.

Let's get sushi.

Sushi.

My aching sushi!

He could use a good sushi chef.

You know, we're goin' for sushi.

I brought some sushi.

We used to go to Asakusa to eat Sushi.

But one piece of Sushi cost five Rin.

Sayuri Ichijo quit, opened a Sushi-Restaurant and is awaiting the verdict in a lawsuit regarding scandalization and indecency.

Watching all those sushi go by just makes me hungry.

Let's try sushi.

An attorney, Arnold loves sushi for two and Ingmar Bergman films.

Let's get sushi. and not pay.

You want sushi?

Instead, we can offer you sushi.

Yes. Over a sushi restaurant.

It's the sushi man!

Premium sushi for three.

Have some sushi.

Oh, my aching sushi!

Our special today is mesquite-grilled sushi.

It was gonna have sushi, steak tartar and raw vegetables.

The whole idea of sushi is that it's fresh.

I ate at a five-star restaurant last week. And they gave me frozen sushi. - I don't think so.

If da Vinci was alive today, he'd be eating microwave sushi.

Sushi in the raw.

News and current affairs

The choice of food was great, a sort of post-modern typical Russian kasha: sushi, salad, borsht, meat, and cabbage.

Customers - who know what a smorgasbord is - understandably try to stuff as much food as they can onto the tiny saucer, sushi on top of roast beef.