Definition of frisée in English:

frisée

nounˈfriːzeɪfrēˈzā

mass noun

The curly endive.
a salad of frisée, bacon, and rabbit confit
See endive (sense 1)
Example sentencesExamples
- But for my American palate, the combination of endive and frisée was too unrelentingly bitter.
- Aside from dipping them in salt, I thinly slice radishes and toss them with coarse frisée, toasted hazelnuts and hazelnut oil; a terrific salad served with a round of fresh or aged goat cheese.
- Instead of ketchup, there's tomato compote on top, along with frisée and a smear of fresh mayonnaise.
- The city is full of restaurants run by ambitious former sous chefs who have managed to charm a couple of backers with their ability to pile up some frisée and lamb chops in a gravity-challenging piece of edible architecture.
- It was only a little haddock fishball with a leaf or two of frisée.

Origin

French, from chicorée frisée 'curly endive'.

Rhymes

Bizet, Champs-Élysées

Definition of frisée in US English:

frisée

nounfrēˈzā

The curly endive.
a salad of frisée, bacon, and rabbit confit
See endive (sense 1)
Example sentencesExamples
- It was only a little haddock fishball with a leaf or two of frisée.
- Aside from dipping them in salt, I thinly slice radishes and toss them with coarse frisée, toasted hazelnuts and hazelnut oil; a terrific salad served with a round of fresh or aged goat cheese.
- Instead of ketchup, there's tomato compote on top, along with frisée and a smear of fresh mayonnaise.
- The city is full of restaurants run by ambitious former sous chefs who have managed to charm a couple of backers with their ability to pile up some frisée and lamb chops in a gravity-challenging piece of edible architecture.
- But for my American palate, the combination of endive and frisée was too unrelentingly bitter.

Origin

French, from chicorée frisée ‘curly endive’.

词汇	frisée
释义	Definition of frisée in English: frisée nounˈfriːzeɪfrēˈzā mass noun The curly endive. a salad of frisée, bacon, and rabbit confit See endive (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples But for my American palate, the combination of endive and frisée was too unrelentingly bitter. Aside from dipping them in salt, I thinly slice radishes and toss them with coarse frisée, toasted hazelnuts and hazelnut oil; a terrific salad served with a round of fresh or aged goat cheese. Instead of ketchup, there's tomato compote on top, along with frisée and a smear of fresh mayonnaise. The city is full of restaurants run by ambitious former sous chefs who have managed to charm a couple of backers with their ability to pile up some frisée and lamb chops in a gravity-challenging piece of edible architecture. It was only a little haddock fishball with a leaf or two of frisée. Origin French, from chicorée frisée 'curly endive'. Rhymes Bizet, Champs-Élysées Definition of frisée in US English: frisée nounfrēˈzā The curly endive. a salad of frisée, bacon, and rabbit confit See endive (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples It was only a little haddock fishball with a leaf or two of frisée. Aside from dipping them in salt, I thinly slice radishes and toss them with coarse frisée, toasted hazelnuts and hazelnut oil; a terrific salad served with a round of fresh or aged goat cheese. Instead of ketchup, there's tomato compote on top, along with frisée and a smear of fresh mayonnaise. The city is full of restaurants run by ambitious former sous chefs who have managed to charm a couple of backers with their ability to pile up some frisée and lamb chops in a gravity-challenging piece of edible architecture. But for my American palate, the combination of endive and frisée was too unrelentingly bitter. Origin French, from chicorée frisée ‘curly endive’.
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