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scalloped

/ˈskæl.əpt/

Übersetzung: Bezeichnet einen Gegenstand, meist Stoff oder Speisen, mit einem dekorativen Rand aus einer Reihe von Halbkreisen oder muschelförmigen Bögen., Verb, das bedeutet, etwas mit einem bogenförmigen (festonierten) Rand oder Muster zu verzieren, oder eine Speise (besonders Fisch oder Meeresfrüchte) in einer Sauce mit Semmelbröseln zu überbacken.

2 Einträge

adjective

/ˈskæl.əpt/C1formalculinary
  • deBezeichnet einen Gegenstand, meist Stoff oder Speisen, mit einem dekorativen Rand aus einer Reihe von Halbkreisen oder muschelförmigen Bögen.

Describes an object, typically fabric or food, that has a decorative edge shaped like a series of semicircles or scallop shells.

  1. Decorative edgeB2formal

    Having a border or edge that is cut into a series of small, rounded curves or scallops.

    deGebogter Rand

    • The dress had a scalloped hem that added a delicate touch.
    • She admired the scalloped edges of the antique tablecloth.
    • The invitation card featured a scalloped border.

    Synonymecrenatecrenatedcrenulate

  2. Baked with sauceB1formalculinary

    Cooked in a creamy sauce, often with breadcrumbs or cheese, and baked until golden.

    dein Rahmsauce überbacken

    • We had scalloped potatoes with dinner.
    • The recipe for scalloped corn is a family favorite.
    • She prepared a delicious scalloped dish with ham and cheese.

    Synonymeau gratin

Formen
  • more scalloped comparative form
  • most scalloped superlative form

verb

scallop/ˈskæl.əp/C1formal
  • deVerb, das bedeutet, etwas mit einem bogenförmigen (festonierten) Rand oder Muster zu verzieren, oder eine Speise (besonders Fisch oder Meeresfrüchte) in einer Sauce mit Semmelbröseln zu überbacken.

A verb meaning to decorate with a scalloped edge or pattern, or to bake with a sauce and breadcrumbs.

  1. Decorate an edge with scallopsB2formal

    To cut or shape the edge of something into a series of small curves or semicircles.

    deDen Rand mit Bogenformen verzieren

    • She scalloped the edge of the paper for the invitation.
    • The dress had a scalloped hemline.
    • He scalloped the pastry crust before baking.
  2. Bake in a sauceB2formalculinary

    To cook food, typically seafood or vegetables, in a creamy sauce or milk, often topped with breadcrumbs.

    deIn Sauce überbacken

    • She scalloped the potatoes with cheese and cream.
    • The recipe calls for scalloped oysters baked in a rich sauce.
    • He prepared scalloped corn for the family dinner.
  3. Form scallops inB2formal

    To create a pattern of scallops or curved shapes in a material or surface.

    deMit Bogenformen verzieren

    • The artisan scalloped the metal to create a decorative border.
    • She scalloped the fabric to add a unique design.
    • The woodworker scalloped the edges of the table.
  4. Fish for scallopsB2formalsport

    To catch or harvest scallops from the sea.

    deJakobsmuscheln fangen

    • They scalloped off the coast of Maine during the season.
    • The fishermen scalloped in the shallow waters.
    • He scalloped for a living before retiring.
  5. Shape or cut in scallopsB2formal

    To cut or shape something into a series of curved segments.

    deMit Festons ausschneiden

    • She scalloped the dough to make decorative cookies.
    • The artist scalloped the clay to form a pattern.
    • He scalloped the leather for the belt design.
Formen
  • scalloped past participle
  • scalloped past simple
  • scalloping present participle
  • scallops third person singular