おろす
卸す
verb
to take down; to bring down;to rub food against a rough surface to make small pieces;to sell goods in large quantities to shops
例文
The job of selling vegetables wholesale to grocery stores is tough because it starts early in the morning.
It is delicious to grate daikon radish and put it in a 'mizore' hot pot.
Please be careful when taking luggage down from the shelf.
Fresh fish is sold wholesale every morning at this fish market.
When grating ginger, it is convenient to use a fine grater.
The work of unloading cargo from the truck takes time.
The farmer decided to sell the harvested rice directly to the supermarket.
Wasabi smells better if you grate it right before using it.
The signal to lower the curtain on the stage is the sound of a bell.
My father sold fresh vegetables to local restaurants for many years.
Grating cheese and sprinkling it on pasta enriches the flavor.
It is dangerous to climb up high and take things down.
Recently, there are more companies that sell products to individuals through the internet.
I like to grate apples and eat them with yogurt.
I was watching the work of unloading cargo with a crane.