Corinthe (en. Corinth)

/kɔ.ʁɛ̃t/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Dried grape, often used in pastries.

She added Corinthians to her fruitcake.

Elle a ajouté des corinthes à son gâteau aux fruits.

A variety of grape, small and sweet.

Corinthians are perfect for salads.

Les corinthes sont parfaites pour les salades.

Also used for candies and cooked dishes.

This couscous recipe includes Corinthians for more flavor.

Cette recette de couscous inclut des corinthes pour plus de saveur.

The word 'Corinth' comes from the Greek 'korinthos', referring to the Corinthian city known for its grapes.

to have Corinthians up one's nose

To be distracted or dreamy.

avoir des corinthes dans le nez

to make a Corinth

To tease in a friendly way.

faire une corinthe

grape

Fruit of the vine, often consumed fresh or processed.

raisin

pastry

The art of making cakes, cookies, and sweets.

pâtisserie

cooking

The set of techniques and recipes for preparing food.

cuisine

Refers to a pleasant or enjoyable situation.

It was a Corinth evening, we didn't want to leave.

C'était une soirée corinthe, on ne voulait plus partir.

Used to describe someone with a quirky or unique style.

Look at his look, he is really Corinth!

Regarde son look, il est vraiment corinthe!