Enter the word for search

filleted

/ˈfɪlɪtɪd/

Translations

filletedpast participle

/ˈfɪl.ɪt.ɪd/

Used chiefly as a participial adjective (culinary, architectural, heraldic).

filetéCuisine : se dit d’un poisson ou d’une viande dont on a retiré les arêtes ou les os.

The chef prepared a filleted salmon for the evening's special.

Le chef a préparé un saumon fileté pour le plat du soir.

Additional translations

à filetSens décoratif ou architectural : muni d’un filet, d’une moulure étroite ou d’une bande étroite.

Synonyms

filletverb

filleted

Past Simple

filleted

Past Simple

filleted

Past Participle

filleting

Gerund

/ˈfɪlɪt/

fileterCuisine.

The chef expertly filleted the salmon before cooking it.

Le chef a fileté le saumon avec habileté avant de le cuisiner.

Additional translations

ceindreLittéraire ou rituel.

Synonyms

filletpast participle

filleted

Commonly used to describe meat or fish after the bones have been removed.

filetéCuisine.

Serve the filleted sea bass with fresh herbs.

Servez le bar fileté avec des herbes fraîches.

Synonyms

Definitions

filletedpast participle

Having the bones removed, typically referring to fish or meat.

The chef prepared a filleted salmon for the evening's special.

Bound or decorated with a narrow band or fillet, especially of cloth, ribbon, or stone.

The medieval statue showed a filleted head wreathed with gold.

filletverb

To remove the bones from a fish or meat.

The chef expertly filleted the salmon before cooking it.

To bind or adorn with a fillet or band.

In ancient rites they filleted the victim's horns with ribbons.

filletpast participle

(Of meat, fish, etc.) Having had bones or unwanted parts removed; processed into a fillet.

Serve the filleted sea bass with fresh herbs.