No. 4,000 in Japanese
チルド
"チルド" (chirudo) means "chilled" and refers to food or products kept at a low temperature, typically just above freezing, for storage.
In a sentence
スーパーでチルド食品を買いました。
I bought chilled food at the supermarket.
The word 'チルド' is used as an adjective to describe food that is kept in a chilled state to preserve freshness.
この商品は、チルドと冷凍があります。
This product is available as both chilled and frozen.
'チルド' describes one of the preservation methods of the product, indicating it is stored by cooling without freezing.
卵を冷蔵庫のチルド室に入れました。
I put the eggs in the chilled section of the refrigerator.
Here, 'チルド' refers to a specific compartment in the refrigerator designed to maintain a controlled cool temperature.
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