| 释义 |
‖ frappé, a. and n.|frape|
[Fr.; pa. pple. of frapper in sense of ‘to ice (drinks)’.]
A. adj. Iced, cooled.
B. n. An iced drink, a soft water-ice served in a glass, etc. Also as v. trans., to put (a drink) on ice, to ice (a drink). Also transf.
1848Longfellow in Life (1891) II. 121 A warm morning; frappé at noon with an east wind. 1870Lowell Study Wind., Good Word for Winter, The air you drink is frappé. 1890B. Hall Turnover Club 230 The guests had rubbed the luckless Agent against the ice-box until he was thoroughly frapped. 1907J. Masefield Tarpaulin Muster xxii. 211 ‘Put a quart of champagne on ice and bring it up here,’ said the boss. ‘See you don't frappé it too cold.’ 1922Glasgow Herald 13 May 6 Besides untold recipes for cobblers, coolers, highballs, frappés, daisies, sangarees. 1936Punch 15 July 70/1 There are Frappés, there are Parfaits, there are Sundaes. 1955J. G. Davis Dict. Dairying (ed. 2) 517 Frappés, soufflés, etc., are essentially water ices. |