scallop in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for scallop in the English»French Dictionary

I.scallop, scollop [Brit ˈskɒləp, ˈskaləp, Am ˈskæləp, ˈskɑləp] N

1. scallop ZOOL:

scallop

pecten m

scallop

peigne m

2. scallop FOOD:

scallop

coquille f Saint-Jacques

3. scallop (in sewing):

scallop

feston m

II.scallop, scollop [Brit ˈskɒləp, ˈskaləp, Am ˈskæləp, ˈskɑləp] VB trans

1. scallop (in sewing):

scallop border

festonner

2. scallop FOOD:

scallop seafood

servir [qc] en coquille

scalloped fish

coquille f de poisson

scalloped potatoes

≈ gratin m de pommes de terre

scallop shell N

scallop shell

coquille f Saint-Jacques

Translations for scallop in the French»English Dictionary

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coquille Saint-Jacques

scallop

festonner

to scallop

pétoncle

small scallop

feston

scallop

coquille (ravier)

scallop-shaped dish

coquille (feston)

scallop

coquille Saint-Jacques

scallop

coquille Saint-Jacques (écaille)

scallop shell

ourlet à festons/plat

scallop/plain hem

noix de coquille Saint-Jacques

white flesh of scallop

scallop in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scallop in the English»French Dictionary

scallop [ˈskɒləp, Am ˈskɑ:ləp] N

1. scallop (shellfish):

scallop

coquille f Saint-Jacques

2. scallop (escalope):

scallop

escalope f

Translations for scallop in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

coquille Saint-Jacques

scallop shell

coquille Saint-Jacques FOOD

scallop

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The spiny scallop usually has a symbiotic relationship with an encrusting sponge which grows on its left valve.

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This scallop lives from the low intertidal zone to a depth of 250m (850 feet).

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Recreational and commercial fishing of this species is allowed at particular times of the year, the scallop season.

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The site used to be famous for large rock scallops.

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Scallops and pearls are raised in shallow bays and basins for local use and export.

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Because flame scallops have no photosynthetic properties, the herbivorous flame scallops eat only phytoplankton.

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The most common ingredients are scallops, peapods, boneless fish fillet, celery sticks, straw mushrooms, calamari, shrimp.

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Other organisms also grow on the scallop's shell.

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Feeding 11-ketotestosterone coated scallops to toadfish increases their calling behavior, which identifies 11-ketotestosterone, an androgen hormone, as a mediator of midshipman fish vocalization.

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In some molluscs the mantle cavity is a brood chamber, and in cephalopods and some bivalves such as scallops, it is a locomotory organ.

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