Definition of French bread in English:

French bread

noun

mass noun

White bread in a long, crisp loaf.
a couple of sticks of French bread
Example sentencesExamples
- The recipe will make delicious French bread with or without the steam generator and oven insert.
- Caitlin Davis was working at the counter with Helen Crane, cutting a loaf of French bread.
- There's nothing better than a bottle of wine, a big loaf of French bread with balsamic vinegar, good olive oil, maybe some roasted garlic and peppers.
- This alone should be reason enough for us to pack the car boot with French bread and bubbly cider.
- On the rim of the sizeable bowl sat four thin slices of crisp French bread which we took at first to be garlic bread.
- To go with these items there were three salad dressings plus garlic bread or French bread.
- Over dinner he watched Stacey demolish a grilled red snapper, a generous portion of steamed rice and half a loaf of crusty French bread.
- We knew he couldn't get good French bread in the city at that time.
- The French bread, though adequate, could be better.
- He's got a travel brochure for Israel under his arm like a Parisian carrying his loaf of French bread.
- For this, she sliced a loaf of French bread and topped each slice with prepared red pepper pesto mix and Parmesan cheese and toasted the bread in a 375-degree oven for about 8 minutes.
- I served it in bowls with French bread and a white wine.
- The starter was inspired by a little place on Brighton beach which sells fresh mackerel flash-grilled and served in a chunk of French bread with some salad; Russell's version is a bit more upmarket and even harder to eat with any dignity.
- But she soon came out clutching a long loaf of French bread and took up a softball stance.
- Another optional extra is a slice of French bread placed in the bowl before ladling in the soup.
- In El Paso we had bought Ramen noodles, tuna fish, cheese, salami, French bread and other goodies to consume on the train.
- She hands me a plain brown bag which appears to hold a loaf of French bread, or something very similar.
- He took out a loaf of French bread from the shelves and pointed it at you.
- Lastly he placed a loaf of French bread in the oven to warm.
- I'd live on French bread, drink cheap white wine, and scam free rooms.

Definition of French bread in US English:

French bread

nounfrɛntʃ brɛd

White bread in a long, crisp loaf.
a couple of sticks of French bread
Example sentencesExamples
- To go with these items there were three salad dressings plus garlic bread or French bread.
- On the rim of the sizeable bowl sat four thin slices of crisp French bread which we took at first to be garlic bread.
- I served it in bowls with French bread and a white wine.
- Over dinner he watched Stacey demolish a grilled red snapper, a generous portion of steamed rice and half a loaf of crusty French bread.
- He's got a travel brochure for Israel under his arm like a Parisian carrying his loaf of French bread.
- Lastly he placed a loaf of French bread in the oven to warm.
- Caitlin Davis was working at the counter with Helen Crane, cutting a loaf of French bread.
- The French bread, though adequate, could be better.
- This alone should be reason enough for us to pack the car boot with French bread and bubbly cider.
- We knew he couldn't get good French bread in the city at that time.
- He took out a loaf of French bread from the shelves and pointed it at you.
- The recipe will make delicious French bread with or without the steam generator and oven insert.
- She hands me a plain brown bag which appears to hold a loaf of French bread, or something very similar.
- Another optional extra is a slice of French bread placed in the bowl before ladling in the soup.
- In El Paso we had bought Ramen noodles, tuna fish, cheese, salami, French bread and other goodies to consume on the train.
- For this, she sliced a loaf of French bread and topped each slice with prepared red pepper pesto mix and Parmesan cheese and toasted the bread in a 375-degree oven for about 8 minutes.
- There's nothing better than a bottle of wine, a big loaf of French bread with balsamic vinegar, good olive oil, maybe some roasted garlic and peppers.
- I'd live on French bread, drink cheap white wine, and scam free rooms.
- The starter was inspired by a little place on Brighton beach which sells fresh mackerel flash-grilled and served in a chunk of French bread with some salad; Russell's version is a bit more upmarket and even harder to eat with any dignity.
- But she soon came out clutching a long loaf of French bread and took up a softball stance.

单词	French bread
释义	Definition of French bread in English: French bread noun mass noun White bread in a long, crisp loaf. a couple of sticks of French bread Example sentencesExamples The recipe will make delicious French bread with or without the steam generator and oven insert. Caitlin Davis was working at the counter with Helen Crane, cutting a loaf of French bread. There's nothing better than a bottle of wine, a big loaf of French bread with balsamic vinegar, good olive oil, maybe some roasted garlic and peppers. This alone should be reason enough for us to pack the car boot with French bread and bubbly cider. On the rim of the sizeable bowl sat four thin slices of crisp French bread which we took at first to be garlic bread. To go with these items there were three salad dressings plus garlic bread or French bread. Over dinner he watched Stacey demolish a grilled red snapper, a generous portion of steamed rice and half a loaf of crusty French bread. We knew he couldn't get good French bread in the city at that time. The French bread, though adequate, could be better. He's got a travel brochure for Israel under his arm like a Parisian carrying his loaf of French bread. For this, she sliced a loaf of French bread and topped each slice with prepared red pepper pesto mix and Parmesan cheese and toasted the bread in a 375-degree oven for about 8 minutes. I served it in bowls with French bread and a white wine. The starter was inspired by a little place on Brighton beach which sells fresh mackerel flash-grilled and served in a chunk of French bread with some salad; Russell's version is a bit more upmarket and even harder to eat with any dignity. But she soon came out clutching a long loaf of French bread and took up a softball stance. Another optional extra is a slice of French bread placed in the bowl before ladling in the soup. In El Paso we had bought Ramen noodles, tuna fish, cheese, salami, French bread and other goodies to consume on the train. She hands me a plain brown bag which appears to hold a loaf of French bread, or something very similar. He took out a loaf of French bread from the shelves and pointed it at you. Lastly he placed a loaf of French bread in the oven to warm. I'd live on French bread, drink cheap white wine, and scam free rooms. Definition of French bread in US English: French bread nounfrɛntʃ brɛd White bread in a long, crisp loaf. a couple of sticks of French bread Example sentencesExamples To go with these items there were three salad dressings plus garlic bread or French bread. On the rim of the sizeable bowl sat four thin slices of crisp French bread which we took at first to be garlic bread. I served it in bowls with French bread and a white wine. Over dinner he watched Stacey demolish a grilled red snapper, a generous portion of steamed rice and half a loaf of crusty French bread. He's got a travel brochure for Israel under his arm like a Parisian carrying his loaf of French bread. Lastly he placed a loaf of French bread in the oven to warm. Caitlin Davis was working at the counter with Helen Crane, cutting a loaf of French bread. The French bread, though adequate, could be better. This alone should be reason enough for us to pack the car boot with French bread and bubbly cider. We knew he couldn't get good French bread in the city at that time. He took out a loaf of French bread from the shelves and pointed it at you. The recipe will make delicious French bread with or without the steam generator and oven insert. She hands me a plain brown bag which appears to hold a loaf of French bread, or something very similar. Another optional extra is a slice of French bread placed in the bowl before ladling in the soup. In El Paso we had bought Ramen noodles, tuna fish, cheese, salami, French bread and other goodies to consume on the train. For this, she sliced a loaf of French bread and topped each slice with prepared red pepper pesto mix and Parmesan cheese and toasted the bread in a 375-degree oven for about 8 minutes. There's nothing better than a bottle of wine, a big loaf of French bread with balsamic vinegar, good olive oil, maybe some roasted garlic and peppers. I'd live on French bread, drink cheap white wine, and scam free rooms. The starter was inspired by a little place on Brighton beach which sells fresh mackerel flash-grilled and served in a chunk of French bread with some salad; Russell's version is a bit more upmarket and even harder to eat with any dignity. But she soon came out clutching a long loaf of French bread and took up a softball stance.
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