Francfort (en. Frankfurt)

/fʁɑ̃kfɔʁ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

A type of sausage, often served in a bun.

I ordered a francfort at a fast food restaurant.

J'ai commandé un francfort dans un fast-food.

A city in Germany, known for its fairs and commerce.

Frankfurt is an important financial center in Europe.

Francfort est un important centre financier en Europe.

The word 'francfort' comes from the name of the German city Frankfurt, where this sausage became popular.

to eat a francfort

To refer to the consumption of a sausage in a bun.

manger un francfort

to go to Frankfurt

To travel to the city of Frankfurt in Germany.

aller à Francfort

Frankfurt underwater

An expression that refers to flooding in the city.

Francfort sous l'eau

sausage

Carnivorous product made from minced meat.

saucisse

German

Relating to Germany or its culture.

allemand

pretzel

Savory cookie, typically associated with German cuisine.

bretzel

Used to describe something bad or not recommended.

This restaurant serves overcooked francforts.

Ce restaurant sert des francforts trop cuits.

Friendly term for a friend who loves junk food.

My buddy is a real francfort; he only eats greasy stuff.

Mon pote est un vrai francfort, il ne mange que des trucs gras.