Definition of confiture in English:

confiture

noun ˈkɒnfɪtjʊəˈkänfəCHər

mass noun

A preparation made by preserving fruit with sugar; jam or marmalade.
raspberry confiture
Example sentencesExamples
- I love toasted slices of hearty rustic bread slathered with homemade confiture for breakfast.
- A bed of flaky pastry spread with a sharp raspberry confiture and a thick custard was crowned with little pink-iced creme-filled choux pastries.
- It came with a confiture which, at the time, I thought was plum.
- After this, I ordered some crepes confiture and ate them in the shadow of the cathedral.
- Wrap leftover baguette in a kitchen towel, which will keep your bread fresh until the next morning when it can be toasted then spread with fruit confiture.
Synonyms
jam, preserve, jelly, spread, marmalade

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Old French, from confit (see confit).

Definition of confiture in US English:

confiture

nounˈkänfəCHər

1A preparation of preserved fruit.
raspberry confiture
Example sentencesExamples
- It came with a confiture which, at the time, I thought was plum.
- Wrap leftover baguette in a kitchen towel, which will keep your bread fresh until the next morning when it can be toasted then spread with fruit confiture.
- After this, I ordered some crepes confiture and ate them in the shadow of the cathedral.
- A bed of flaky pastry spread with a sharp raspberry confiture and a thick custard was crowned with little pink-iced creme-filled choux pastries.
- I love toasted slices of hearty rustic bread slathered with homemade confiture for breakfast.
Synonyms
jam, preserve, jelly, spread, marmalade
1. 1.1 A confection.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Old French, from confit (see confit).

单词	confiture
释义	Definition of confiture in English: confiture noun ˈkɒnfɪtjʊəˈkänfəCHər mass noun A preparation made by preserving fruit with sugar; jam or marmalade. raspberry confiture Example sentencesExamples I love toasted slices of hearty rustic bread slathered with homemade confiture for breakfast. A bed of flaky pastry spread with a sharp raspberry confiture and a thick custard was crowned with little pink-iced creme-filled choux pastries. It came with a confiture which, at the time, I thought was plum. After this, I ordered some crepes confiture and ate them in the shadow of the cathedral. Wrap leftover baguette in a kitchen towel, which will keep your bread fresh until the next morning when it can be toasted then spread with fruit confiture. Synonyms jam, preserve, jelly, spread, marmalade Origin Mid 16th century: from Old French, from confit (see confit). Definition of confiture in US English: confiture nounˈkänfəCHər 1A preparation of preserved fruit. raspberry confiture Example sentencesExamples It came with a confiture which, at the time, I thought was plum. Wrap leftover baguette in a kitchen towel, which will keep your bread fresh until the next morning when it can be toasted then spread with fruit confiture. After this, I ordered some crepes confiture and ate them in the shadow of the cathedral. A bed of flaky pastry spread with a sharp raspberry confiture and a thick custard was crowned with little pink-iced creme-filled choux pastries. I love toasted slices of hearty rustic bread slathered with homemade confiture for breakfast. Synonyms jam, preserve, jelly, spread, marmalade 1.1 A confection. Origin Mid 16th century: from Old French, from confit (see confit).
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