ciboule
sibul
Definition Synonyms
Definition of ciboule - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
plante aromatiqueplante proche de l'oignon utilisée comme aromate en cuisine
- Elle a ajouté de la ciboule fraîche dans sa salade.
2.
- Il s'est cogné la ciboule contre la porte.
Images of ciboule

plante proche de l'oignon utilisée comme aromate en cuisine
Expressions with ciboule
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plante aromatique asiatique dont on mange les tiges et feuilles
La ciboule de Chine parfume délicieusement les plats sautés.
Origin of ciboule
français, ciboule (petit oignon)
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Examples of ciboule in a sentence
J’ai planté de la ciboule dans mon jardin. Il a une grosse ciboule sur ses épaules. Fais attention à ta ciboule en passant sous la table.
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- English:scallion, noggin, ...
- German:Schnittlauch, Birne, ...
- Italian:cipollotto, testa, ...
- Spanish:cebollino, cabeza, ...
- Portuguese:cebolinho, cabeça, ...
- Chinese:香葱, 脑袋, ...
- Japanese:ワケギ, 頭, ...
- Arabic:ثوم معمر, رأس, ...
- Hebrew:צִבּוּל, קוֹפָה, ...
- Russian:лук-резанец, голова, ...
- Ukrainian:цибуля-шалот, голова, ...
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