fraise
- noun
- /frɛz/
:
fresa
- For breakfast, she added sliced fraises to her yogurt for extra sweetness.
- fraises du bois
Examples
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These fraises are perfect for making jam.
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I bought a fresh fraise from the market.
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The chef decorated the cake with a single fresh fraise on top.
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She ordered a tart filled with cream and sliced fraise at the French bakery.
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At the market, he bought a basket of ripe fraise for dessert.
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We enjoyed a refreshing dessert topped with fresh fraise and whipped cream.
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The market was filled with vibrant boxes of fraises, perfect for making jam.
Synonyms
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A small sweet red fruit that grows wild on a low plant
A low plant that makes sweet red fruit people eat fresh or in desserts
A garden strawberry plant grown for its large edible red fruit
A small wild plant that makes soft sweet red fruit often found in woods
A small wild plant that makes sweet red berries
A wild North American plant that makes small sweet red berries used to breed garden varieties
A wild strawberry plant from the Pacific coast used to breed cultivated strawberries
Compounds
How Ripe
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Fraise is simply the French word fraise meaning 'strawberry', and English borrows it in cooking and fancy names. So when you see fraise on a menu it just means a strawberry.