Definition of à la Française in English:

à la Française

(also à la Francaise)

adjective ˌa lə ˈfrɒnseɪzˌɑː lɑː ˈfrɒnseɪzˌa la ˈfrɒnseɪz

1Designating various things that are French in style, manner, or origin.
2Designating a style of dining consisting of a number of courses, each having several dishes which are all displayed on the table at the same time. Frequently opposed to à la Russe. Now historical.

adverb ˌa lə ˈfrɒnseɪzˌɑː lɑː ˈfrɒnseɪzˌa la ˈfrɒnseɪz

1With reference to style, conduct, method, etc.: in the French manner.
2In the French manner of dining or serving, in which all of the dishes belonging to each course are displayed on the table at the same time. Compare à la Russe Now historical.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Puttenham (1529–?1591), writer and literary critic. From Middle French, French à la française, †à la françoise, lit. ‘in the French style’ from à la + française, †françoise, use as noun of feminine of français, †françois French.

Definition of à la Française in US English:

à la Française

(also à la Francaise)

adjective

1Designating various things that are French in style, manner, or origin.
2Designating a style of dining consisting of a number of courses, each having several dishes which are all displayed on the table at the same time. Frequently opposed to à la Russe. Now historical.

adverb

1With reference to style, conduct, method, etc.: in the French manner.
2In the French manner of dining or serving, in which all of the dishes belonging to each course are displayed on the table at the same time. Compare à la Russe Now historical.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Puttenham (1529–?1591), writer and literary critic. From Middle French, French à la française, † à la françoise, lit. ‘in the French style’ from à la + française, † françoise, use as noun of feminine of français, † françois French.

词汇	à la Française
释义	Definition of à la Française in English: à la Française (also à la Francaise) adjective ˌa lə ˈfrɒnseɪzˌɑː lɑː ˈfrɒnseɪzˌa la ˈfrɒnseɪz 1Designating various things that are French in style, manner, or origin. 2Designating a style of dining consisting of a number of courses, each having several dishes which are all displayed on the table at the same time. Frequently opposed to à la Russe. Now historical. adverb ˌa lə ˈfrɒnseɪzˌɑː lɑː ˈfrɒnseɪzˌa la ˈfrɒnseɪz 1With reference to style, conduct, method, etc.: in the French manner. 2In the French manner of dining or serving, in which all of the dishes belonging to each course are displayed on the table at the same time. Compare à la Russe Now historical. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Puttenham (1529–?1591), writer and literary critic. From Middle French, French à la française, †à la françoise, lit. ‘in the French style’ from à la + française, †françoise, use as noun of feminine of français, †françois French. Definition of à la Française in US English: à la Française (also à la Francaise) adjective 1Designating various things that are French in style, manner, or origin. 2Designating a style of dining consisting of a number of courses, each having several dishes which are all displayed on the table at the same time. Frequently opposed to à la Russe. Now historical. adverb 1With reference to style, conduct, method, etc.: in the French manner. 2In the French manner of dining or serving, in which all of the dishes belonging to each course are displayed on the table at the same time. Compare à la Russe Now historical. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Puttenham (1529–?1591), writer and literary critic. From Middle French, French à la française, † à la françoise, lit. ‘in the French style’ from à la + française, † françoise, use as noun of feminine of français, † françois French.
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