perishable

English

Etymology

Middle English perysabyl, from Middle French périssable. See perish +‎ -able

Noun

perishable (plural perishables)

That which perishes or is short-lived.
(in the plural) food that does not keep for long.

Translations

that which perishes

German: Vergängliches n

Russian: бре́нный (ru) (brénnyj), тле́нный (ru) (tlénnyj), сме́ртный (ru) (smértnyj) (mortal), преходя́щий (ru) (prexodjáščij) (transient)

food that does not keep

Chinese:
Mandarin: 易腐壞的, 易腐坏的 (yìfǔhuài de)
Finnish: tuoretuote
French: périssable (fr)

German: Verderbliches n, Leichtverderbliches n
Japanese: 腐りやすい (くさりやすい, kusariyasui)
Russian: по́ртящийся (ru) (pórtjaščijsja), скоропо́ртящийся (ru) (skoropórtjaščijsja)

Adjective

perishable (comparative more perishable, superlative most perishable)

Liable to perish, especially naturally subject to quick decomposition or decay.

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Translations

liable to perish

Catalan: perible (ca)
Dutch: beperkt houdbaar, bederfelijk (nl)
Finnish: pilaantuva (fi)
French: périssable (fr)
German: verderblich (de), leichtverderblich (especially food), vergänglich (de), kurzlebig (de), begrenzt haltbar

Italian: deperibile (it)
Norwegian: lettbedervelig
Portuguese: perecível
Spanish: perecedero (es), caduco (es), efímero (es)

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