carte
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8.8
- noun
- /kɑrt/
:
carta
- carte blanche
- la carte
- carte de visite
So the idea was make these videos, put them up on YouTube, and then the guys can sell them a la carte or whatever.
- So the idea was make these videos, put them up on YouTube, and then the guys can sell them a la carte or whatever.
- So they have either prep meals or they have a la carte.
- Forget that thing and melt it up and give yourself a little water a la carte.
Examples
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However, none of the teachers provide carte blanche to their students to select books completely free of teacher supervision.
Academic text (2012) -
She'd been given carte blanche, and she had furnished her room as she wished.
Fiction book (1991) -
The NSC no longer has carte blanche to obtain any information or document it wishes.
Academic text (2004) -
You don't have carte blanche, Mr Urazov.
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You have carte blanche.
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The restaurant's carte features a wide variety of dishes, from pasta to seafood.
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Before deciding where to eat, I always check the carte online to see what they offer.
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During our dinner, the waiter handed us the carte so we could choose our meals.
Synonyms
344
1.0
A list of food and drinks you can order at a restaurant
1
5.1
A menu where each dish is ordered and priced separately
1
5.3
A list of dishes served at a restaurant
A list of dishes a restaurant offers today
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Carte comes from the Latin charta, which means 'paper' or 'card' and is related to the English word chart. So a carte is simply a paper list — at a restaurant it is the menu, the list of dishes.