Definition of creme in English:

creme

nounkriːm

A substance or product with a thick, creamy consistency.
乳膏；乳霜
self-tanning creme
自行晒黑霜。
Example sentencesExamples
- The poor man didn't even have time to finish his creme puff.
- The first item was a package of chocolate cremes, made by Berger Cookies, a bakery founded in Baltimore in the 1830's.
- White material about the mouth, originally assumed to be the product of foaming dementia, was later identified as creme filling.
- Two very delicious cremes round off the proceedings, one chocolate and one panna cotta.
- Walking through the hallowed doors you are greeted by the creme de la creme of beauty products.
- Pomade is a creme based substance that gives your hair a separated, textured look.
- Seriously folks, I like to eat fruit salad, creme and granola for breakfast in the summer.
- Sometimes you just need to let go of the notion that you absolutely have to have a creme rinse to feel like you have completed your toilette.
- I thought the zinc and castor oil were two separate things, not some creme you could buy in the chemists!
- Stayed tuned for the evening play, when Mom puts on her night creme.
- These coatings have the look and consistency of marshmallow creme, although we wouldn't advise eating it.
- The whole-health movement could be the reason for a sales increase in another top 10 category: facial cleansers and cremes.
- Also, I wonder how some of these men get into face masks and body cremes?
- Yesterday I had a half a package of Oreos with chocolate creme filling.
- A security guard was kidnapped by a gang of thieves who stole a wagon-load of Cadbury's creme and caramel eggs worth £75,000.
- When cool, whisk in the creme de cassis and white wine.
- I didn't open the Irish creme last night but I did almost polish off the bag of crisps.
- Apply such cremes from the middle to end of your hair.
- I saw that there was coffee outside on a ledge, complete with cups and sugar and creme.
- Add 1 measure of creme de vanille, add a little ice, and start stirring.

Origin

From French crème, 'cream'.

词汇	creme
释义	Definition of creme in English: creme nounkriːm A substance or product with a thick, creamy consistency. 乳膏；乳霜 self-tanning creme 自行晒黑霜。 Example sentencesExamples The poor man didn't even have time to finish his creme puff. The first item was a package of chocolate cremes, made by Berger Cookies, a bakery founded in Baltimore in the 1830's. White material about the mouth, originally assumed to be the product of foaming dementia, was later identified as creme filling. Two very delicious cremes round off the proceedings, one chocolate and one panna cotta. Walking through the hallowed doors you are greeted by the creme de la creme of beauty products. Pomade is a creme based substance that gives your hair a separated, textured look. Seriously folks, I like to eat fruit salad, creme and granola for breakfast in the summer. Sometimes you just need to let go of the notion that you absolutely have to have a creme rinse to feel like you have completed your toilette. I thought the zinc and castor oil were two separate things, not some creme you could buy in the chemists! Stayed tuned for the evening play, when Mom puts on her night creme. These coatings have the look and consistency of marshmallow creme, although we wouldn't advise eating it. The whole-health movement could be the reason for a sales increase in another top 10 category: facial cleansers and cremes. Also, I wonder how some of these men get into face masks and body cremes? Yesterday I had a half a package of Oreos with chocolate creme filling. A security guard was kidnapped by a gang of thieves who stole a wagon-load of Cadbury's creme and caramel eggs worth £75,000. When cool, whisk in the creme de cassis and white wine. I didn't open the Irish creme last night but I did almost polish off the bag of crisps. Apply such cremes from the middle to end of your hair. I saw that there was coffee outside on a ledge, complete with cups and sugar and creme. Add 1 measure of creme de vanille, add a little ice, and start stirring. Origin From French crème, 'cream'.
随便看	news anchor news anchorman news bee news blackout news boat newsbook newsbooks newsboy newsboys newsbreak newsbreaks news brief news bug news bulletin news butch news butcher newscast newscaster newscaster newscasters newscasting newscasts new school news cinema news commentator