lettuces in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for lettuces in the English»French Dictionary

lettuce [Brit ˈlɛtɪs, Am ˈlɛdəs] N

lettuce BOT, FOOD (any variety)

salade f

lettuce (round)

laitue f

lettuce (cos)

romaine f

lettuce (iceberg)

laitue f croquante

a head of lettuce

une laitue, une salade

a head of lettuce attr heart, leaf

de laitue, de salade

a head of lettuce soup

de laitue

butterhead lettuce N Am

butterhead lettuce

laitue f

cabbage lettuce N Brit

cabbage lettuce

laitue f pommée

cos lettuce [ˌkɒz ˈletɪs] N

cos lettuce

romaine f

cos lettuce

salade f romaine

iceberg lettuce N

iceberg lettuce

laitue f croquante

curly lettuce N

curly lettuce

frisée f

oakleaf lettuce N

oakleaf lettuce

feuille f de chêne

lamb's lettuce N

lamb's lettuce

mâche f

Translations for lettuces in the French»English Dictionary

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laitue

lettuce

mâche

lamb's lettuce

lettuces in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lettuces in the English»French Dictionary

lettuce [ˈletɪs, Am ˈlet̬-] N

lettuce

laitue f

lamb's lettuce N no pl, no indef art

lamb's lettuce

mâche f

cos lettuce [ˈkɒsˌletɪs, Am ˈkɑ:sˌlet̬-] N Brit, Aus

cos lettuce

laitue f romaine

Translations for lettuces in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

laitue

lettuce

mâche

lamb's lettuce Brit

plant de laitue

lettuce seedling

éplucher une salade

to remove the outer layer off a (head of) lettuce

salade BOT

lettuce

faire pousser des salades/légumes

to grow lettuce/vegetables

pied de salade/poireau

lettuce/leek

lettuces Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to remove the outer layer off a (head of) lettuce

éplucher une salade

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

More non-heading types, mostly leaf and romaine lettuces, are also being grown.

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Prep them -- wash lettuces, cut up carrots and celery, pre-cook broccoli or cauliflower, wash a bunch of fruit.

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Rocket, lettuces, coriander, endive, and dandelions are allowed to flower as extra good sources of pollen for a range of bees and insects.

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Some crops suitable for growing in a cold frame include lettuces, parsley, salad onions, spinach, radishes and turnips etc.

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