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Japanese
Pronunciation
Etymology 1
Borrowed from German Leber.[1]
Noun
レバー • (rebā)
- liver (as food)
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- 生レバーを提供して加熱も促さなかったとして、京都府警は29日、府内でそれぞれ焼き肉店や居酒屋を営む37から43歳の男3人を食品衛生法違反の疑いで逮捕し、発表した。
- Nama rebā o teikyō shite kanetsu mo unagasanakatta to shite, Kyōto Fukei wa nijūkunichi, funai de sorezore yakiniku-ten ya izakaya o itonamu sanjūnana kara yonjūsan-sai no otoko san-nin o shokuhin eisei hō ihan no utagai de taiho shi, happyō shita.
- Kyoto Prefectural Police announced on the 29th that they have arrested three men aged between 37 and 43 who ran yakiniku restaurants or izakaya in Kyoto on suspicion of violating of the Food Sanitation Act as offering raw liver and not advising to roast it.
See also
Etymology 2
Borrowed from English lever.[1]
Noun
レバー • (rebā)
- lever
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