scalloped

UK
/ˈskæl.əpt/
US
/ˈskæləpt/ or /ˈskɑːləpt/
scallopedadjective
UK
/ˈskæl.əpt/
US
/ˈskæl.əpt/
Translations
The dress had a scalloped hem.
У платья был зубчатый подол.
The tablecloth was decorated with a scalloped edge.
Скатерть была украшена фестончатым краем.
Definitions
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
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').
Definitions
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.
scallopnoun
Definitions
A type of marine bivalve mollusk of the family Pectinidae, known for its fan-shaped shell.
The chef prepared a delicious dish using fresh scallops from the sea.
A decorative edging or border consisting of a series of curved projections.
The dress was adorned with a scallop trim along the hemline.
A thin slice of meat, typically veal, that is cooked quickly.
For dinner, we had veal scallops sautéed in a lemon butter sauce.
scallopverb

scalloped

Past Simple

scalloped
Past Simple
scalloped
Past Participle
scalloping
Gerund
UK
/ˈskæl.əp/
US
/ˈskæləp/ or /ˈskɑːləp/
Translations
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
делать рюш
Definitions
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.
scallopadjective
Definitions
Made from or containing scallops (the shellfish).
We ordered the scallop risotto for the main course.