How is the word croustillant translated from French to English

Ferme et sec, qui craque quand on le casse.

Hard and dry, breaking with a sharp sound.

adjective
English translation
crisp

Examples with “croustillant”

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  • Le pain a une croûte croustillante. The bread has a crisp crust.

  • C'était un matin d'automne vif. It was a crisp autumn morning.

  • Ces pommes sont fermes et croquantes à souhait. These apples are wonderfully crisp.

  • L'air était vif après la pluie. The air felt crisp after the rain.

  • Faites frire le bacon jusqu'à ce qu'il soit croustillant. Fry the bacon until it turns crisp.

  • Et si nous marchions un peu dans cet air vif du soir ? Shall we walk a little in this crisp evening air?

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FAQ about “croustillant”

How is “croustillant” translated from French?
“croustillant” translates into English as “crisp”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “croustillant” mean?
Meaning of “croustillant”: Ferme et sec, qui craque quand on le casse. In English — “crisp”.
What part of speech is “croustillant”?
“croustillant” is an adjective.
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