sakes
SaySAYKS/seɪks/
- 1Plural of sake. Use this form when more than one person's benefit or good is meant.
They stayed friends for both their sakes.
Please drive safely, for all our sakes.
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- 2Plural of sake. Use this form when talking about different kinds of Japanese rice wine.
The restaurant offers several sakes from different regions.
We tasted three sakes during the dinner.
Note
sakes is a form of sake
sake, noun: The reason or purpose for doing something. Full entry
- Forms
- sakesakes plural
- Spelling
- sake → sakes: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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