Definition of Normande in English:

Normande

noun ˈnɔːmənd

A breed of cattle originating in Normandy, with black and some brown patches on a white background, kept for both milk and beef; an animal of this breed.

adjective ˈnɔːmənd

Designating or relating to the Normande breed of cattle.

adjective ˈnɔːmənd

Cookery

As postpositive. Of a dish: prepared in the traditional Normandy style, with a buttery or creamy sauce.

Origin

1920s. From French normande, feminine of normand, in vache normande
mid 19th century; earliest use found in Galaxy Magazine. From French normande, feminine of normand, in sole normande, sauce normande, etc.

Definition of Normande in US English:

Normande

nounˈnɔːmənd

A breed of cattle originating in Normandy, with black and some brown patches on a white background, kept for both milk and beef; an animal of this breed.

adjectiveˈnɔːmənd

Designating or relating to the Normande breed of cattle.

adjectiveˈnɔːmənd

Cookery

As postpositive. Of a dish: prepared in the traditional Normandy style, with a buttery or creamy sauce.

Origin

1920s. From French normande, feminine of normand, in vache normande<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in Galaxy Magazine. From French normande, feminine of normand, in sole normande, sauce normande, etc.

词汇	Normande
释义	Definition of Normande in English: Normande noun ˈnɔːmənd A breed of cattle originating in Normandy, with black and some brown patches on a white background, kept for both milk and beef; an animal of this breed. adjective ˈnɔːmənd Designating or relating to the Normande breed of cattle. adjective ˈnɔːmənd Cookery As postpositive. Of a dish: prepared in the traditional Normandy style, with a buttery or creamy sauce. Origin 1920s. From French normande, feminine of normand, in vache normande mid 19th century; earliest use found in Galaxy Magazine. From French normande, feminine of normand, in sole normande, sauce normande, etc. Definition of Normande in US English: Normande nounˈnɔːmənd A breed of cattle originating in Normandy, with black and some brown patches on a white background, kept for both milk and beef; an animal of this breed. adjectiveˈnɔːmənd Designating or relating to the Normande breed of cattle. adjectiveˈnɔːmənd Cookery As postpositive. Of a dish: prepared in the traditional Normandy style, with a buttery or creamy sauce. Origin 1920s. From French normande, feminine of normand, in vache normande<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in Galaxy Magazine. From French normande, feminine of normand, in sole normande, sauce normande, etc.
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