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cream

UK
/kriːm/
US
/krim/

Übersetzungen

creamsubstantiv
creams
Pl.
She added a dollop of cream to her coffee for a richer taste.
Elle a ajouté une cuillerée de crème à son café pour un goût plus riche.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
crèmeAu sens figuré : la meilleure partie, l’élite.
crèmePour la couleur.
Synonyme
sour cream
dairy
whipped cream
heavy cream
clotted cream
milk fat
creamverb
creamed
Präteritum
creamed
Partizip Perfekt
creaming
Gerundium
UK
/kriːm/
US
/krim/
écraserFamilier : battre très nettement.
Our team creamed the opposition in the final match.
Notre équipe a écrasé l’adversaire lors du match final.
crèmerEn cuisine, surtout en pâtisserie.
She creamed the butter and sugar together until the mixture was light and airy.
Elle a crémé le beurre et le sucre jusqu’à ce que le mélange soit léger et aéré.
écrémerPour retirer la crème du lait.
The farmer creamed the milk to make butter.
Le fermier a écrémé le lait pour faire du beurre.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
crèmerRare : appliquer de la crème sur la peau.
écrémerAu sens figuré : prendre la meilleure part.
Synonyme
mix
stir
whip
beat
blend
creamadjektiv
UK
/kriːm/
US
/kriːm/
crèmePour la couleur.
She wore a cream dress that complemented her complexion beautifully.
Elle portait une robe crème qui mettait joliment son teint en valeur.
crémeuxPour une texture riche et onctueuse, surtout en parlant d’aliments.
The cream sauce added a luxurious touch to the pasta dish.
La sauce crémeuse a apporté une touche luxueuse au plat de pâtes.

Definitionen

creamsubstantiv
The thick, fatty part of milk that rises to the top and can be skimmed off.
She added a dollop of cream to her coffee for a richer taste.
A cosmetic or medicinal preparation applied to the skin.
He used a special cream to soothe his sunburn.
A pale yellow or off-white color.
The walls of the living room were painted in a soft cream color.
The best or most excellent part of something.
The cream of the crop were selected for the prestigious award.
creamverb
To beat a mixture, such as butter and sugar, until it becomes smooth and fluffy.
She creamed the butter and sugar together until the mixture was light and airy.
To remove the cream from milk.
The farmer creamed the milk to make butter.
To defeat someone decisively in a competition or contest.
Our team creamed the opposition in the final match.
To apply cream to something, typically the skin.
He creamed his hands to keep them from getting dry in the winter.
to take the best or most desirable part from a group, leaving others with less (often used with the particle "off")
Elite universities are accused of creaming off the most promising students from state schools.
creamadjektiv
Having a pale yellowish-white color, similar to that of cream.
She wore a cream dress that complemented her complexion beautifully.
Rich and smooth in texture, often used to describe foods or substances.
The cream sauce added a luxurious touch to the pasta dish.
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