Definition of printanier in English:

printanier

(also printanière)

adjective prɪnˈtanjəprɪnˈtanjeɪ

Of a soup, casserole, etc.: made from or garnished with (especially diced) spring vegetables. Frequently as postpositive. Also as noun: a dish made or garnished with such vegetables.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Menon's French Family Cook. From French printanier (adjective), specifically sense of printanier of or belonging to springtime.

Definition of printanier in US English:

printanier

(also printanière)

adjective

Of a soup, casserole, etc.: made from or garnished with (especially diced) spring vegetables. Frequently as postpositive. Also as noun: a dish made or garnished with such vegetables.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Menon's French Family Cook. From French printanier (adjective), specifically sense of printanier of or belonging to springtime.

单词	printanier
释义	Definition of printanier in English: printanier (also printanière) adjective prɪnˈtanjəprɪnˈtanjeɪ Of a soup, casserole, etc.: made from or garnished with (especially diced) spring vegetables. Frequently as postpositive. Also as noun: a dish made or garnished with such vegetables. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Menon's French Family Cook. From French printanier (adjective), specifically sense of printanier of or belonging to springtime. Definition of printanier in US English: printanier (also printanière) adjective Of a soup, casserole, etc.: made from or garnished with (especially diced) spring vegetables. Frequently as postpositive. Also as noun: a dish made or garnished with such vegetables. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Menon's French Family Cook. From French printanier (adjective), specifically sense of printanier of or belonging to springtime.
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