"narazuke" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1911, Japanese Bureau of Medical Affairs, Navy Department, The Surgical & Medical History of the Naval War Between Japan & Russia during 1904-1905:",
          "text": "The presents in money and kind from the benevolent public to the Hospital ships, Kobe Maru and Saikio Maru, were as follows: […] Narazuke (a kind of Japanese pickled vegetables): 1 Cask",
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          "ref": "1958, Mock Joya, Things Japanese:",
          "text": "Generally only cucumbers, eggplants, melons and a few other kinds are made into misozuke or narazuke.",
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          "text": "The grand-mother in the house in Kyoto where I once lived claimed that a whiff of Nara-zuke was enough to make her drunk.",
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          "ref": "2000 January 3, Inoue, “Osake.....Osaka........O BAKA!”, in fj.life.in-japan (Usenet):",
          "text": "He is almost alcohol-intolerant and can bear only a small glass of beer or a few slices of narazuke before flushing deeply.",
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