Definition of patisserie in English:

patisserie

noun pəˈtiːs(ə)ripəˈtɪs(ə)ripəˈtɪsəri

1A shop where pastries and cakes are sold.
糕点铺
the patisserie also specializes in cheesecakes and tortes
Example sentencesExamples
- I hated it and I knew I wanted to be in the kitchen, so in 1956 I headed straight for Paris to work in a patisserie, indulging my love of sugar and sweetness.
- Now, only a French-run patisserie outclasses her.
- First I took a short train ride to go to a patisserie called Au Bon Vieux Temps.
- It was a real boost to the spirits, as was the coffee and cake I had at a patisserie afterwards.
- Now an upmarket shop, it has 46 employees and operates a patisserie, delicatessen and a meat, game and poultry section.
- Amanda had done a lot of travelling to Italy and other European countries working in patisseries and health stores making chocolates.
- There are boulangeries and patisseries in every town, with fresh croissants and pastries.
- The kids were only interested in the towns and villages if they had a patisserie and a swimming pool; the canal was too murky to be jumping into.
- It's getting dark as we leave the patisserie and the chanting begins again.
- As we juggled our time between morning visits and lazy afternoons in and out of piazzas and patisseries, I wondered what would have appealed to him.
- He perked up a bit when we went down the stairs to the patisserie for a cookie.
- Then there is the arty bookshop he is planning downstairs, and the adjustments that need to be made to the chairs in the patisserie.
- Afterwards Mum, Amelia and I sat outside a patisserie (which is what they have in Albert Park) in the chilly May sunshine and sipped hot coffees.
- The second is a Maison Blanc, one of a small chain of French patisseries.
- Say goodbye to the scene in which a car smashes into a boulangerie; Hollywood prefers to demolish patisseries.
- Few, these days, have time for a trip to the patisserie before work, which explains the fast-growing popularity of that Anglo-Saxon import, the breakfast cereal.
- Rob was at the finish with two bags full of cookies and bonbons from a local patisserie.
- In the seaside suburb of St Kilda, you'll find fantastic patisseries still owned by descendants of the original Jewish families who settled there.
- The marriage is abandoned and she leaves university, moving to another village, where she finds work at a patisserie.
- But in France, they are carefully hand-harvested and sold as a seasonal luxury to serve atop perfect individual custard tarts at Paris patisseries.
1. 1.1mass noun Pastries and cakes collectively.
  糕点
  cream cakes and French patisserie
  奶油蛋糕和法式糕点。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I was distracted by a window full of patisseries on the Rue Bonaparte.
  Café Bleu offers a range of sandwiches, panini and patisseries which he describes as Mediterranean cuisine.
  The Pastry Boutique also specializes in exquisite floral arrangements, delectable chocolate and a range of patisseries.
  I couldn't resist a magical, exotic pale pink patisserie creation that almost defies description.
  So I jumped in my little car I'd bought for £50 and went to Amsterdam where I found Dutch patisserie is probably the best in Europe.
  Not that my visit is all patisserie and cafe au lait, goodness no.
  It will boast a fabulous selection of freshly-baked French breads and patisseries, traditional charcuterie and delicacies and fine herbs and spices to whet any appetite.
  He is a highly trained patisserie chef and chocolatier and has made chocolates for the Belgian royal family.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French pâtisserie, from medieval Latin pasticium 'pastry', from pasta 'paste'.

Definition of patisserie in US English:

patisserie

nounpəˈtisərēpəˈtɪsəri

1A shop where French pastries and cakes are sold.
糕点铺
the patisserie also specializes in cheesecakes and tortes
Example sentencesExamples
- I hated it and I knew I wanted to be in the kitchen, so in 1956 I headed straight for Paris to work in a patisserie, indulging my love of sugar and sweetness.
- The marriage is abandoned and she leaves university, moving to another village, where she finds work at a patisserie.
- Afterwards Mum, Amelia and I sat outside a patisserie (which is what they have in Albert Park) in the chilly May sunshine and sipped hot coffees.
- First I took a short train ride to go to a patisserie called Au Bon Vieux Temps.
- Rob was at the finish with two bags full of cookies and bonbons from a local patisserie.
- As we juggled our time between morning visits and lazy afternoons in and out of piazzas and patisseries, I wondered what would have appealed to him.
- Amanda had done a lot of travelling to Italy and other European countries working in patisseries and health stores making chocolates.
- It was a real boost to the spirits, as was the coffee and cake I had at a patisserie afterwards.
- Few, these days, have time for a trip to the patisserie before work, which explains the fast-growing popularity of that Anglo-Saxon import, the breakfast cereal.
- In the seaside suburb of St Kilda, you'll find fantastic patisseries still owned by descendants of the original Jewish families who settled there.
- Now an upmarket shop, it has 46 employees and operates a patisserie, delicatessen and a meat, game and poultry section.
- Now, only a French-run patisserie outclasses her.
- It's getting dark as we leave the patisserie and the chanting begins again.
- The second is a Maison Blanc, one of a small chain of French patisseries.
- There are boulangeries and patisseries in every town, with fresh croissants and pastries.
- He perked up a bit when we went down the stairs to the patisserie for a cookie.
- The kids were only interested in the towns and villages if they had a patisserie and a swimming pool; the canal was too murky to be jumping into.
- Say goodbye to the scene in which a car smashes into a boulangerie; Hollywood prefers to demolish patisseries.
- Then there is the arty bookshop he is planning downstairs, and the adjustments that need to be made to the chairs in the patisserie.
- But in France, they are carefully hand-harvested and sold as a seasonal luxury to serve atop perfect individual custard tarts at Paris patisseries.
1. 1.1 French pastries and cakes collectively.
  糕点
  cream cakes and French patisserie
  奶油蛋糕和法式糕点。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He is a highly trained patisserie chef and chocolatier and has made chocolates for the Belgian royal family.
  I couldn't resist a magical, exotic pale pink patisserie creation that almost defies description.
  Café Bleu offers a range of sandwiches, panini and patisseries which he describes as Mediterranean cuisine.
  The Pastry Boutique also specializes in exquisite floral arrangements, delectable chocolate and a range of patisseries.
  It will boast a fabulous selection of freshly-baked French breads and patisseries, traditional charcuterie and delicacies and fine herbs and spices to whet any appetite.
  So I jumped in my little car I'd bought for £50 and went to Amsterdam where I found Dutch patisserie is probably the best in Europe.
  I was distracted by a window full of patisseries on the Rue Bonaparte.
  Not that my visit is all patisserie and cafe au lait, goodness no.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French pâtisserie, from medieval Latin pasticium ‘pastry’, from pasta ‘paste’.

词汇	patisserie
释义	Definition of patisserie in English: patisserie noun pəˈtiːs(ə)ripəˈtɪs(ə)ripəˈtɪsəri 1A shop where pastries and cakes are sold. 糕点铺 the patisserie also specializes in cheesecakes and tortes Example sentencesExamples I hated it and I knew I wanted to be in the kitchen, so in 1956 I headed straight for Paris to work in a patisserie, indulging my love of sugar and sweetness. Now, only a French-run patisserie outclasses her. First I took a short train ride to go to a patisserie called Au Bon Vieux Temps. It was a real boost to the spirits, as was the coffee and cake I had at a patisserie afterwards. Now an upmarket shop, it has 46 employees and operates a patisserie, delicatessen and a meat, game and poultry section. Amanda had done a lot of travelling to Italy and other European countries working in patisseries and health stores making chocolates. There are boulangeries and patisseries in every town, with fresh croissants and pastries. The kids were only interested in the towns and villages if they had a patisserie and a swimming pool; the canal was too murky to be jumping into. It's getting dark as we leave the patisserie and the chanting begins again. As we juggled our time between morning visits and lazy afternoons in and out of piazzas and patisseries, I wondered what would have appealed to him. He perked up a bit when we went down the stairs to the patisserie for a cookie. Then there is the arty bookshop he is planning downstairs, and the adjustments that need to be made to the chairs in the patisserie. Afterwards Mum, Amelia and I sat outside a patisserie (which is what they have in Albert Park) in the chilly May sunshine and sipped hot coffees. The second is a Maison Blanc, one of a small chain of French patisseries. Say goodbye to the scene in which a car smashes into a boulangerie; Hollywood prefers to demolish patisseries. Few, these days, have time for a trip to the patisserie before work, which explains the fast-growing popularity of that Anglo-Saxon import, the breakfast cereal. Rob was at the finish with two bags full of cookies and bonbons from a local patisserie. In the seaside suburb of St Kilda, you'll find fantastic patisseries still owned by descendants of the original Jewish families who settled there. The marriage is abandoned and she leaves university, moving to another village, where she finds work at a patisserie. But in France, they are carefully hand-harvested and sold as a seasonal luxury to serve atop perfect individual custard tarts at Paris patisseries. 1.1mass noun Pastries and cakes collectively. 糕点 cream cakes and French patisserie 奶油蛋糕和法式糕点。 Example sentencesExamples I was distracted by a window full of patisseries on the Rue Bonaparte. Café Bleu offers a range of sandwiches, panini and patisseries which he describes as Mediterranean cuisine. The Pastry Boutique also specializes in exquisite floral arrangements, delectable chocolate and a range of patisseries. I couldn't resist a magical, exotic pale pink patisserie creation that almost defies description. So I jumped in my little car I'd bought for £50 and went to Amsterdam where I found Dutch patisserie is probably the best in Europe. Not that my visit is all patisserie and cafe au lait, goodness no. It will boast a fabulous selection of freshly-baked French breads and patisseries, traditional charcuterie and delicacies and fine herbs and spices to whet any appetite. He is a highly trained patisserie chef and chocolatier and has made chocolates for the Belgian royal family. Origin Late 16th century: from French pâtisserie, from medieval Latin pasticium 'pastry', from pasta 'paste'. Definition of patisserie in US English: patisserie nounpəˈtisərēpəˈtɪsəri 1A shop where French pastries and cakes are sold. 糕点铺 the patisserie also specializes in cheesecakes and tortes Example sentencesExamples I hated it and I knew I wanted to be in the kitchen, so in 1956 I headed straight for Paris to work in a patisserie, indulging my love of sugar and sweetness. The marriage is abandoned and she leaves university, moving to another village, where she finds work at a patisserie. Afterwards Mum, Amelia and I sat outside a patisserie (which is what they have in Albert Park) in the chilly May sunshine and sipped hot coffees. First I took a short train ride to go to a patisserie called Au Bon Vieux Temps. Rob was at the finish with two bags full of cookies and bonbons from a local patisserie. As we juggled our time between morning visits and lazy afternoons in and out of piazzas and patisseries, I wondered what would have appealed to him. Amanda had done a lot of travelling to Italy and other European countries working in patisseries and health stores making chocolates. It was a real boost to the spirits, as was the coffee and cake I had at a patisserie afterwards. Few, these days, have time for a trip to the patisserie before work, which explains the fast-growing popularity of that Anglo-Saxon import, the breakfast cereal. In the seaside suburb of St Kilda, you'll find fantastic patisseries still owned by descendants of the original Jewish families who settled there. Now an upmarket shop, it has 46 employees and operates a patisserie, delicatessen and a meat, game and poultry section. Now, only a French-run patisserie outclasses her. It's getting dark as we leave the patisserie and the chanting begins again. The second is a Maison Blanc, one of a small chain of French patisseries. There are boulangeries and patisseries in every town, with fresh croissants and pastries. He perked up a bit when we went down the stairs to the patisserie for a cookie. The kids were only interested in the towns and villages if they had a patisserie and a swimming pool; the canal was too murky to be jumping into. Say goodbye to the scene in which a car smashes into a boulangerie; Hollywood prefers to demolish patisseries. Then there is the arty bookshop he is planning downstairs, and the adjustments that need to be made to the chairs in the patisserie. But in France, they are carefully hand-harvested and sold as a seasonal luxury to serve atop perfect individual custard tarts at Paris patisseries. 1.1 French pastries and cakes collectively. 糕点 cream cakes and French patisserie 奶油蛋糕和法式糕点。 Example sentencesExamples He is a highly trained patisserie chef and chocolatier and has made chocolates for the Belgian royal family. I couldn't resist a magical, exotic pale pink patisserie creation that almost defies description. Café Bleu offers a range of sandwiches, panini and patisseries which he describes as Mediterranean cuisine. The Pastry Boutique also specializes in exquisite floral arrangements, delectable chocolate and a range of patisseries. It will boast a fabulous selection of freshly-baked French breads and patisseries, traditional charcuterie and delicacies and fine herbs and spices to whet any appetite. So I jumped in my little car I'd bought for £50 and went to Amsterdam where I found Dutch patisserie is probably the best in Europe. I was distracted by a window full of patisseries on the Rue Bonaparte. Not that my visit is all patisserie and cafe au lait, goodness no. Origin Late 16th century: from French pâtisserie, from medieval Latin pasticium ‘pastry’, from pasta ‘paste’.
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