crepe

UK
/krɛp/
US
/kreɪp/
crepesubstantiv
crepes
Pl.
UK
/krɛp/
US
/kreɪp/
Übersetzungen
For breakfast, I ordered a crepe filled with strawberries and cream.
Au petit-déjeuner, j’ai commandé une crêpe garnie de fraises et de crème.
crêpeTextile fin à surface plissée ou gaufrée.
She wore a beautiful dress made of black crepe to the evening gala.
Elle portait une belle robe en crêpe noir pour le gala du soir.
Definitionen
A thin pancake, typically made from wheat flour, eggs, and milk, and often filled with sweet or savory ingredients.
For breakfast, I ordered a crepe filled with strawberries and cream.
A type of thin, crinkled fabric with a wrinkled surface, often used in clothing and textiles.
She wore a beautiful dress made of black crepe to the evening gala.
Synonyme
crepeverb
creped
Präteritum
creped
Partizip Perfekt
creping
Gerundium
Rare, chiefly historical: to cover or adorn with black crepe as a sign of mourning.
Übersetzungen
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
crêperSens rare, surtout dans un contexte de deuil.
Definitionen
To cover, adorn, or drape with black crepe as a sign of mourning.
After the president's death, public buildings were creped in black.
crepeadjektiv
UK
/kreɪp/
US
/kreɪp/
Typically non-gradable; used attributively to describe items made of or resembling crepe fabric.
Übersetzungen
crêpeS’emploie surtout comme adjectif de matière ou en apposition.
She chose a crepe skirt for its elegant drape.
Elle a choisi une jupe crêpe pour son tombé élégant.
Definitionen
Made of, consisting of, or resembling crepe fabric.
She chose a crepe skirt for its elegant drape.