scollop

• Substantiv, das eine essbare Meeresmuschel mit gerippter, fächerförmiger Schale bezeichnet, oder eine dünne Scheibe Fleisch, zum Beispiel Kalbfleisch, die meist gebraten oder gegrillt wird.

A noun referring to an edible marine bivalve mollusk with a fluted fan-shaped shell, or a thin slice of meat such as veal that is typically fried or broiled.

1. Edible shellfishB1formalculinary

   A marine bivalve mollusk with a fan-shaped shell, whose edible muscle is often served broiled, poached, or in salads and cream sauces.

   Essbare Muschel

   • We ordered grilled scallops as an appetizer.
   • The creamy scallop soup was delicious.
   • She prepared a salad with fresh scallops.

   Synonymeescallopscallop

2. Thin slice of meatB2formalculinary

   A thin, boneless slice of meat, especially veal, that is usually fried or broiled.

   Schnitzel

   • The chef prepared veal scallops with lemon butter.
   • For dinner, they served breaded scallops of turkey.
   • He pan-fried the scallops of pork until golden.

   Synonymecutletescallopscallop

3. B1formalscientific

   An edible marine bivalve mollusk with a fluted, fan-shaped shell that swims by expelling water from its shell in a series of snapping motions.

   Meeresmuschel

   • Scallops are known for their ability to swim by clapping their shells together.
   • The diver collected several scallops from the ocean floor.
   • These scallops have beautiful, ridged shells.

   Synonymeescallopscallop

• Veraltete oder archaische Verbform mit der Bedeutung „mit Muschelmustern oder bogenförmigen Rändern ausschneiden oder verzieren“ oder „in einer Jakobsmuschelschale backen“. Diese Schreibweise gilt heute als veraltet.

An archaic or obsolete verb form meaning to scallop, i.e., to cut or shape with a scalloped edge, or to bake in a scallop shell. This spelling is now considered obsolete.

1. Form scallops inB2formalculinary

   To shape or cut something into a series of semicircular curves, resembling the edge of a scallop shell.

   Festonieren

   • She scolloped the edge of the pie crust before baking.
   • The chef scolloped the vegetables for a decorative presentation.
   • He carefully scolloped the paper for the craft project.

   Synonymecrimpflutescallop

2. Fish for scallopsB2formal

   To catch or harvest scallops from the sea.

   Muscheln fischen

   • The fishermen scolloped along the coast early in the morning.
   • They scolloped in the bay and returned with a large catch.
   • Local regulations limit how many days you can scollop each season.

3. Shape or cut in scallopsB2formalart

   To create a decorative pattern of small curves or semicircles on a surface or edge.

   Mit Bogenmustern versehen

   • The artisan scolloped the leather to add a unique design.
   • She scolloped the fabric for the dress's hemline.
   • The woodworker scolloped the frame for an elegant finish.

   Synonymescallop