べんとう
Meanings
Noun
1. bento; Japanese box lunch
You came all the way here to deliver my bento, didn't you?
Pitch accent
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Composed of
speech; tongue; dialect; brogue; bento; Japanese box lunch; petal
this; our; right; justice; checking account
Used in vocabulary (19 in total)
bento; Japanese box lunch
convenience store lunch box
lunch vendor
lunchbox made with loving care by one's wife
box lunch (containing rice and 10-15 small portions of fish, meat, and vegetables)
bringing one's own lunch
preparing one's own lunch; bringing one's own lunch; paying for one's own lunch; working without pay; volunteer work
box lunches for delivery; catering meal
hinomaru bento (contains plain white rice with a single red umeboshi on top)
lunch package
lunch package
lunch money
to eat a boxed lunch
lunchbox hanging from one's waist; low-paid office worker
man who makes his own lunch to take to work
children's lunch box of cooked rice and a Western-style side dish (popular late Meiji and Taisho periods)
Examples (13 in total)
They didn't sell bread or bento.
I bought a box lunch at the station.
Under these circumstances, let's give up on the bento.