scalloped

UK
/ˈskæl.əpt/
US
/ˈskæləpt/ or /ˈskɑːləpt/

Translations

scallopedadjective
UK
/ˈskæl.əpt/
US
/ˈskæl.əpt/
The dress had a scalloped hem.
У платья был зубчатый подол.
The tablecloth was decorated with a scalloped edge.
Скатерть была украшена фестончатым краем.
scallopedpast participle
UK
/ˈskæl.əpt/
US
/ˈskæ.ləpt/
Used as the past participle of the verb 'scallop', typically functioning attributively (e.g., 'a scalloped edge', 'scalloped potatoes').
scallopverb

scalloped

Past Simple

scalloped
Past Simple
scalloped
Past Participle
scalloping
Gerund
UK
/ˈskæl.əp/
US
/ˈskæləp/ or /ˈskɑːləp/
She decided to scallop the edges of the fabric for a decorative finish.
Она решила обрезать края ткани для декоративной отделки.
He likes to scallop the seafood with garlic and butter.
Он любит жарить морепродукты с чесноком и маслом.
Additional translations
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Definitions

scallopedadjective
Having a series of curved projections along the edge, resembling the shape of a scallop shell.
The dress had a scalloped hem that added a touch of elegance to its design.
Decorated with a pattern of semicircles or curves.
The tablecloth featured a scalloped border that complemented the intricate embroidery.
Cooked in a creamy sauce, often baked with milk, cheese, or breadcrumbs.
The guests loved the scalloped potatoes served with the main course.
scallopedpast participle
Cut or shaped so as to form a series of convex curves or projections.
The carpenter scalloped the wooden panel to match the antique design.
scallopverb
To gather or catch scallops, a type of shellfish, from the sea.
They went out to scallop in the early morning when the tide was low.
To cut or shape something into a series of curves or scallops.
She decided to scallop the edges of the fabric to give it a decorative finish.
To bake a dish with a sauce, often with breadcrumbs on top, typically referring to potatoes or other vegetables.
For dinner, she planned to scallop the potatoes with a creamy cheese sauce.