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crepe

/krɛp/

/kreɪp/

Translations

crepenoun

crepes

/krɛp/

/kreɪp/

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.

Synonyms

thin pancake

crepeverb

creped

Past Simple

creped

Past Participle

creping

Gerund

Rare, chiefly historical: to cover or adorn with black crepe as a sign of mourning.

Additional translations

crêperSens rare, surtout dans un contexte de deuil.

crepeadjective

/kreɪp/

Typically non-gradable; used attributively to describe items made of or resembling crepe fabric.

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.

crepenoun

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.

crepeverb

To cover, adorn, or drape with black crepe as a sign of mourning.

After the president's death, public buildings were creped in black.

crepeadjective

Made of, consisting of, or resembling crepe fabric.

She chose a crepe skirt for its elegant drape.