Definition
Definition of fraise - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodDated UK kind of pancake or omeletteDated UK
- For breakfast, she made a delicious fraise.
2.
toolDated UK fluted tool for enlarging holesDated UK
- The mason used a fraise to widen the hole.
3.
clothingRare type of ruff worn in the 16th centuryRare
- She wore a beautiful fraise at the ball.
4.
heraldryTECH. stylized strawberry in heraldryTECH.
- The coat of arms featured a golden fraise.
5.
militaryDated defensive structure of pointed stakesDated
- The soldiers built a fraise around the camp.
6.
watchmakingDated tool for cutting watch wheel teethDated
- He used a fraise to fix the watch.
Images of fraise

kind of pancake or omelette 
fluted tool for enlarging holes 
type of ruff worn in the 16th century 
stylized strawberry in heraldry 
defensive structure of pointed stakes 
tool for cutting watch wheel teeth
Origin of fraise
French, fraise (strawberry)
Examples of fraise in a sentence
At the fair, they served a sweet fraise with berries. The engineer selected a fraise for the metalwork. A fraise is essential for precision in carpentry. The museum displayed a fraise from the Elizabethan era. Actors wore a fraise for the historical play. The knight's shield displayed a red fraise.
A silver fraise adorned the ancient banner. The fraise was crucial for the fort's defense. Engineers designed a fraise to protect the base. The jeweler carefully selected a fraise for the intricate work. A fraise is essential for crafting precise watch components.
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- French:crêpe, fraise, ...
- German:Pfannkuchen, Senkbohrer, ...
- Italian:pancake, fresa, ...
- Spanish:tortita, fresa, ...
- Portuguese:panqueca, fresa, ...
- Chinese:煎饼, 扩孔器, ...
- Japanese:フレーズ, リーマー, ...
- Arabic:فَطِيرَة, فريز, ...
- Hebrew:חֲבִיתָה, מַכְרָסֵם, ...
- Russian:блинчик, фреза, ...
- Ukrainian:фрез, фреза, ...
- Hindi:फ्रेज़, छेद बढ़ाने का उपकरण, ...
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