カレーライス(カレーライス、kareーraisu)
- curry rice
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カレーライス (カレーライス, romaji: kareーraisu) means "curry rice" in Japanese. It is a N5 Mid-level Noun word.
| Meaning: | curry rice |
| Level: | N5 Mid |
| Lexical Category: | Noun (名詞) |
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カレーライス refers to a popular Japanese dish consisting of curry and rice. It typically involves Japanese curry, which has a thicker consistency and a milder flavor compared to Indian or other types of curries, served over a bed of steamed white rice. The curry usually contains vegetables like potatoes, carrots, and onions, along with meat such as beef, pork, or chicken. ⚫︎ It is a staple food in Japan, enjoyed by people of all ages. ⚫︎ The term explicitly describes the combination of curry and rice, making it clear what is being served. ⚫︎The flavor of the curry is adaptable and changes between households and restaurants.
⚫︎今日の晩ご飯はカレーライスです。 Translation: Tonight's dinner is カレーライス. ⚫︎子供たちはカレーライスが大好きです。 Translation: Children love カレーライス. ⚫︎あのレストランのカレーライスは美味しいと評判です。 Translation: The カレーライス at that restaurant is said to be delicious.
You can use カレーライス in any situation where you are talking about the dish itself. ⚫︎ When ordering in a restaurant. ⚫︎ When discussing what you ate. ⚫︎ When talking about a meal plan. ⚫︎ You would typically use this word to refer to the dish.
カレーライス is written in katakana: カレーライス. ⚫︎ It is written in katakana because "curry" is a loanword from English. ⚫︎ There are no variations in okurigana for this word. ⚫︎ It is never written in kanji.
There are no direct synonyms for カレーライス, as it is a specific dish. ⚫︎ Depending on the context, you could talk about “curry” or “rice” separately. However, that wouldn’t refer to the dish カレーライス specifically.
There are no direct antonyms for カレーライス. ⚫︎ You could mention other types of dishes.
お昼ご飯に《カレーライスを食べました。》 ・Translation: I ate カレーライス for lunch. ・Explanation: This sentence describes what was eaten for lunch.
私は家でよく《カレーライスを作ります。》 ・Translation: I often make カレーライス at home. ・Explanation: This sentence indicates the speaker frequently prepares the dish.
The word カレーライス is a combination of two words: "curry" (カレー, from English) and "rice" (ライス, also from English, but via the word "rice"). It directly describes the combination of the two ingredients. ⚫︎ The word curry came from English and has been adapted into Japanese. ⚫︎ It appeared in Japan during the Meiji period, and the dish has evolved over time.