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crème [kʀεm]1. feminine noun• crème d'asperges ( = potage) cream of asparagus (soup)b. [cosmétique] creamc. ( = les meilleurs) la crème the crème de la crème2. invariable adjective3. masculine noun( = café au lait) coffee with milk• un grand/petit crème a large/small cup of white coffee4. compounds* * *
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1. kʀɛmadjectif invariable cream
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nom masculin2) ( couleur) cream
II kʀɛm1) ( matière grasse) cream2) ( entremets) cream dessert; ( pour fourrer un gâteau) cream3) ( soupe)4) ( liqueur)crème de cassis/menthe — crème de cassis/menthe
5) ( pour la peau) cream6) (colloq) ( élite)la crème — ( socialement) the cream of society
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *kʀɛm1. nf1) (du lait) cream2) (= entremets) cream dessert3) (pour soins) cream4) fig2. adj inv3. nm(= café) espresso coffee with milk* * *B nm1 ○( café) espresso with milk;2 ⇒ Les couleurs ( couleur) cream.C nf1 ( matière grasse) cream; fraises à la crème strawberries and cream; escalope à la crème escalope with cream;2 ( entremets) cream dessert; ( pour fourrer un gâteau) cream; une crème au chocolat a chocolate cream dessert; un gâteau à la crème a cream cake;3 ( soupe veloutée) crème d'asperges/de volaille cream of asparagus/chicken soup;4 ( liqueur) crème de cassis/menthe blackcurrant/peppermint liqueur, crème de cassis/menthe;5 Cosmét, Pharm cream; crème pour les mains/le visage hand/face cream; crème pour peaux sèches dry skin cream; crème à la cortisone cortisone cream; le produit existe aussi en crème the product is also available in a cream ou also comes in a cream;6 ○( élite) la crème ( socialement) the cream of society; ( professionnellement) the very best (people); la crème des linguistes the very best linguists; c'est la crème des hommes/des maris he's the perfect man/husband; la crème de la crème the crème de la crème.crème anglaise ≈ custard; crème antirides Cosmét anti-wrinkle cream; crème au beurre butter cream; crème brûlée crème brûlée; crème (au) caramel crème caramel; crème Chantilly Chantilly cream; crème fraîche crème fraîche, ≈ cream; crème fraîche allégée low-fat single cream GB, low-fat cream US; crème fraîche épaisse ≈ double cream GB (thick cream); crème (fraîche) liquide ≈ single cream GB, cream US; crème fleurette ≈ whipping cream; crème fouettée whipped cream; crème glacée dairy ice cream; crème de gruyère ≈ cheese spread; crème de jour Cosmét day cream; crème de marrons chestnut purée; crème de nuit Cosmét night cream; crème pâtissière confectioner's custard; crème quotidienne de soin Cosmét protective day cream; crème renversée caramel custard; crème teintée Cosmét tinted day cream.[krɛm] nom féminin[entremets] cream (dessert)crème fleurette ≃ low-fat single cream2. [potage]3. [boisson]crème de cacao/menthe crème de cacao/menthe4. [cosmétique] creamcrème (de soins) pour les mains/le visage hand/face creamcrème de beauté beauty ou skin creamcrème hydratante moisturizing cream, moisturizer————————[krɛm] adjectif invariable————————[krɛm] nom masculin1. [couleur] cream (colour)un grand/petit crème a large/small cup of white coffee————————à la crème locution adjectivale[gâteau] cream (modificateur)
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