scalloped — having a decorative edge shaped like a series of semicircles
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having a decorative edge shaped like a series of semicircles
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈskæləpt/
Korean meaning: 가장자리가 반원형의 연속으로 장식된
Korean pronunciation: 스캘-럽트 (강세: 스캘)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's scalloped potatoes were so delicious that even the dog learned to set the table.
- The curtains had a beautiful scalloped trim that caught the morning sunlight perfectly.
- She wore a vintage dress with scalloped sleeves that made her look like a 1950s movie star.
scalloped
ADJECTIVE//ˈskæləpt//
having a decorative edge shaped like a series of semicircles
Decorative semicircular wave-shaped edges
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The horse galloped past scalloped stones, then the rider got walloped!
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Origin
14세기 프랑스어 'escalope'(조개껍데기)에서 유래. 조개껍데기의 물결모양 가장자리를 닮은 장식을 의미하게 되었고, 나중에 요리법에도 적용되었다.
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“My grandmother's scalloped potatoes were so delicious that even the dog learned to set the table.”
“The curtains had a beautiful scalloped trim that caught the morning sunlight perfectly.”
“She wore a vintage dress with scalloped sleeves that made her look like a 1950s movie star.”
“The chef's secret to perfect scalloped potatoes? Three types of cheese and a prayer to the dairy gods.”
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