Definition Synonyms
Definition of macaroon - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
bakingRare US chewy cookie containing almond pasteRare US
- She baked delicious macaroons for the party.
2.
sweet treatRare small round cake made primarily of coconut or almondsRare
- She enjoyed a chocolate-dipped macaroon with her coffee.
Expressions with macaroon
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sweet cookie made with coconut
She baked a batch of coconut macaroons for the party.
Origin of macaroon
Italian, maccarone (paste)
Examples of macaroon in a sentence
The bakery's macaroons are famous for their rich flavor. The bakery sold out of their famous coconut macaroons. She baked a batch of almond macaroons for the party.
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- French:macaron, congolais, ...
- German:Makrone, Kokosmakrone, ...
- Italian:macaron, macaroon, ...
- Spanish:macarrón, pastelito de coco, ...
- Portuguese:macaron, amêndoa, ...
- Chinese:杏仁饼干, 椰蓉饼, ...
- Japanese:マカロン, ココナッツケーキ, ...
- Arabic:ماكرون, مَكَرُون, ...
- Hebrew:מַקָּרוֹן, מַקָּרוֹן, ...
- Russian:макарун, кокосовое печенье, ...
- Ukrainian:макарун, кокосове печиво, ...
- Hindi:मकारून, नारियल बिस्किट, ...
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