Definition of cordon bleu in English:

cordon bleu

adjectiveˌkɔːdɒ̃ ˈbləːˌkɔrdɔn ˈblə

1Denoting or relating to the highest class or standard of quality in cooking.
a cordon bleu chef
Example sentencesExamples
- A cordon bleu chef is aided by two stewardesses and meals are varied between Thai, Indonesian and international.
- With eight bedrooms and two tennis courts, the Tower has its own cordon bleu chef, as well as such mod cons as satellite television.
- When you're a cordon bleu chef and you need fresh lavender, you grow it yourself instead of buying it in the farmers' market, because sometimes they don't have fresh lavender or they have old lavender which they pass off as fresh.
- This book is definitely not for the cordon bleu chef.
- You don't hire a cordon bleu chef to run a sandwich bar!
1. 1.1postpositive Denoting a dish consisting of an escalope of veal or chicken rolled, filled with cheese and ham, and then fried in breadcrumbs.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Two of my companions chose the third option, one choosing schnitzel cordon bleu (stuffed with ham and Swiss cheese), the other choosing schnitzel stuffed with garlic butter.
  The burger choices include mushroom, schnitzel, onion, chicken cordon bleu, Sicilian (with basil sauce), veggie, and roasted pepper.
  They include crab cakes, Reuben tarts, vegetable spring rolls, shrimp quiches, and smoked chicken cordon bleu appetizers, all of which can be cooked at the same time.
  During lunch hours, an economic alternative to ribs is the NT $250 set menu offering soup, a choice of bacon mashed potato balls, seafood penne, chicken cordon bleu or a rib quesadilla with coffee or tea.
  Paulette had fixed her grits for breakfast, a peach cobbler pie at tea time, and a lunch of chicken cordon bleu.
  Sometimes I tell Francoise to make me something to eat; really random things, like peach tarts, or chicken cordon bleu, maybe potato chips and ranch dip - a whole bunch of things.
  The chicken rolls, however, came as two cylinders filled with mushrooms and yellow cheese and sitting in a light gravy - a good knockoff of chicken cordon bleu.
  German run, they deliver to your home or bar an exceptionally wide range of tasty dishes including BBQ pork knuckle, pepper steak, mixed grill and cordon bleu.
  They shopped for a little while more and then went to meet the boys at a café. Sydney had chicken cordon bleu with steamed vegetables.
  After all, why shouldn't the nation that brought us cordon bleu go wild for Welsh rarebit, steak and kidney pudding or a well-boiled egg?
  After serving up cordon bleu on Monday here was scampi and chips in a basket.

nounˌkɔːdɒ̃ ˈbləːˌkɔrdɔn ˈblə

1A cook or chef of the highest class.
2An African waxbill that is popular as a cage bird. The male has a blue face, breast, and tail, a brown back, and a red bill.
Genus Uraeginthus, family Estrildidae: three species
Example sentencesExamples
- The first Gambian bird I saw was pied crow, rapidly followed by small flocks of red-cheeked cordon-bleu finches.
- Done in this fashion I have found it particularly enjoyed by red-cheeked and blue-headed cordon-bleus as well as purple grenadiers.
- Unlike other species of waxbill, such as cordon-bleus or goldbreasts, which usually fly straight in and out of their nests, the black-rumped still tends to put great store in its tunnel entrance.

Origin

Mid 18th century (as a noun, often specifically denoting a first-class cook): French, literally 'blue ribbon'. The blue ribbon once signified the highest order of chivalry in the reign of the Bourbon kings.

Definition of cordon bleu in US English:

cordon bleu

adjectiveˌkôrdôn ˈbləˌkɔrdɔn ˈblə

1Of the highest class.
a cordon bleu chef
Example sentencesExamples
- A cordon bleu chef is aided by two stewardesses and meals are varied between Thai, Indonesian and international.
- This book is definitely not for the cordon bleu chef.
- When you're a cordon bleu chef and you need fresh lavender, you grow it yourself instead of buying it in the farmers' market, because sometimes they don't have fresh lavender or they have old lavender which they pass off as fresh.
- You don't hire a cordon bleu chef to run a sandwich bar!
- With eight bedrooms and two tennis courts, the Tower has its own cordon bleu chef, as well as such mod cons as satellite television.
1. 1.1 Denoting a dish consisting of an escalope of veal or chicken rolled, filled with cheese and ham, and then fried in breadcrumbs.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The chicken rolls, however, came as two cylinders filled with mushrooms and yellow cheese and sitting in a light gravy - a good knockoff of chicken cordon bleu.
  During lunch hours, an economic alternative to ribs is the NT $250 set menu offering soup, a choice of bacon mashed potato balls, seafood penne, chicken cordon bleu or a rib quesadilla with coffee or tea.
  After all, why shouldn't the nation that brought us cordon bleu go wild for Welsh rarebit, steak and kidney pudding or a well-boiled egg?
  The burger choices include mushroom, schnitzel, onion, chicken cordon bleu, Sicilian (with basil sauce), veggie, and roasted pepper.
  Paulette had fixed her grits for breakfast, a peach cobbler pie at tea time, and a lunch of chicken cordon bleu.
  They include crab cakes, Reuben tarts, vegetable spring rolls, shrimp quiches, and smoked chicken cordon bleu appetizers, all of which can be cooked at the same time.
  After serving up cordon bleu on Monday here was scampi and chips in a basket.
  They shopped for a little while more and then went to meet the boys at a café. Sydney had chicken cordon bleu with steamed vegetables.
  Sometimes I tell Francoise to make me something to eat; really random things, like peach tarts, or chicken cordon bleu, maybe potato chips and ranch dip - a whole bunch of things.
  German run, they deliver to your home or bar an exceptionally wide range of tasty dishes including BBQ pork knuckle, pepper steak, mixed grill and cordon bleu.
  Two of my companions chose the third option, one choosing schnitzel cordon bleu (stuffed with ham and Swiss cheese), the other choosing schnitzel stuffed with garlic butter.

nounˌkôrdôn ˈbləˌkɔrdɔn ˈblə

A cook of the highest class.

Origin

Mid 18th century (as a noun, often specifically denoting a first-class cook): French, literally ‘blue ribbon’. The blue ribbon once signified the highest order of chivalry in the reign of the Bourbon kings.

单词	cordon bleu
释义	Definition of cordon bleu in English: cordon bleu adjectiveˌkɔːdɒ̃ ˈbləːˌkɔrdɔn ˈblə 1Denoting or relating to the highest class or standard of quality in cooking. a cordon bleu chef Example sentencesExamples A cordon bleu chef is aided by two stewardesses and meals are varied between Thai, Indonesian and international. With eight bedrooms and two tennis courts, the Tower has its own cordon bleu chef, as well as such mod cons as satellite television. When you're a cordon bleu chef and you need fresh lavender, you grow it yourself instead of buying it in the farmers' market, because sometimes they don't have fresh lavender or they have old lavender which they pass off as fresh. This book is definitely not for the cordon bleu chef. You don't hire a cordon bleu chef to run a sandwich bar! 1.1postpositive Denoting a dish consisting of an escalope of veal or chicken rolled, filled with cheese and ham, and then fried in breadcrumbs. Example sentencesExamples Two of my companions chose the third option, one choosing schnitzel cordon bleu (stuffed with ham and Swiss cheese), the other choosing schnitzel stuffed with garlic butter. The burger choices include mushroom, schnitzel, onion, chicken cordon bleu, Sicilian (with basil sauce), veggie, and roasted pepper. They include crab cakes, Reuben tarts, vegetable spring rolls, shrimp quiches, and smoked chicken cordon bleu appetizers, all of which can be cooked at the same time. During lunch hours, an economic alternative to ribs is the NT $250 set menu offering soup, a choice of bacon mashed potato balls, seafood penne, chicken cordon bleu or a rib quesadilla with coffee or tea. Paulette had fixed her grits for breakfast, a peach cobbler pie at tea time, and a lunch of chicken cordon bleu. Sometimes I tell Francoise to make me something to eat; really random things, like peach tarts, or chicken cordon bleu, maybe potato chips and ranch dip - a whole bunch of things. The chicken rolls, however, came as two cylinders filled with mushrooms and yellow cheese and sitting in a light gravy - a good knockoff of chicken cordon bleu. German run, they deliver to your home or bar an exceptionally wide range of tasty dishes including BBQ pork knuckle, pepper steak, mixed grill and cordon bleu. They shopped for a little while more and then went to meet the boys at a café. Sydney had chicken cordon bleu with steamed vegetables. After all, why shouldn't the nation that brought us cordon bleu go wild for Welsh rarebit, steak and kidney pudding or a well-boiled egg? After serving up cordon bleu on Monday here was scampi and chips in a basket. nounˌkɔːdɒ̃ ˈbləːˌkɔrdɔn ˈblə 1A cook or chef of the highest class. 2An African waxbill that is popular as a cage bird. The male has a blue face, breast, and tail, a brown back, and a red bill. Genus Uraeginthus, family Estrildidae: three species Example sentencesExamples The first Gambian bird I saw was pied crow, rapidly followed by small flocks of red-cheeked cordon-bleu finches. Done in this fashion I have found it particularly enjoyed by red-cheeked and blue-headed cordon-bleus as well as purple grenadiers. Unlike other species of waxbill, such as cordon-bleus or goldbreasts, which usually fly straight in and out of their nests, the black-rumped still tends to put great store in its tunnel entrance. Origin Mid 18th century (as a noun, often specifically denoting a first-class cook): French, literally 'blue ribbon'. The blue ribbon once signified the highest order of chivalry in the reign of the Bourbon kings. Definition of cordon bleu in US English: cordon bleu adjectiveˌkôrdôn ˈbləˌkɔrdɔn ˈblə 1Of the highest class. a cordon bleu chef Example sentencesExamples A cordon bleu chef is aided by two stewardesses and meals are varied between Thai, Indonesian and international. This book is definitely not for the cordon bleu chef. When you're a cordon bleu chef and you need fresh lavender, you grow it yourself instead of buying it in the farmers' market, because sometimes they don't have fresh lavender or they have old lavender which they pass off as fresh. You don't hire a cordon bleu chef to run a sandwich bar! With eight bedrooms and two tennis courts, the Tower has its own cordon bleu chef, as well as such mod cons as satellite television. 1.1 Denoting a dish consisting of an escalope of veal or chicken rolled, filled with cheese and ham, and then fried in breadcrumbs. Example sentencesExamples The chicken rolls, however, came as two cylinders filled with mushrooms and yellow cheese and sitting in a light gravy - a good knockoff of chicken cordon bleu. During lunch hours, an economic alternative to ribs is the NT $250 set menu offering soup, a choice of bacon mashed potato balls, seafood penne, chicken cordon bleu or a rib quesadilla with coffee or tea. After all, why shouldn't the nation that brought us cordon bleu go wild for Welsh rarebit, steak and kidney pudding or a well-boiled egg? The burger choices include mushroom, schnitzel, onion, chicken cordon bleu, Sicilian (with basil sauce), veggie, and roasted pepper. Paulette had fixed her grits for breakfast, a peach cobbler pie at tea time, and a lunch of chicken cordon bleu. They include crab cakes, Reuben tarts, vegetable spring rolls, shrimp quiches, and smoked chicken cordon bleu appetizers, all of which can be cooked at the same time. After serving up cordon bleu on Monday here was scampi and chips in a basket. They shopped for a little while more and then went to meet the boys at a café. Sydney had chicken cordon bleu with steamed vegetables. Sometimes I tell Francoise to make me something to eat; really random things, like peach tarts, or chicken cordon bleu, maybe potato chips and ranch dip - a whole bunch of things. German run, they deliver to your home or bar an exceptionally wide range of tasty dishes including BBQ pork knuckle, pepper steak, mixed grill and cordon bleu. Two of my companions chose the third option, one choosing schnitzel cordon bleu (stuffed with ham and Swiss cheese), the other choosing schnitzel stuffed with garlic butter. nounˌkôrdôn ˈbləˌkɔrdɔn ˈblə A cook of the highest class. Origin Mid 18th century (as a noun, often specifically denoting a first-class cook): French, literally ‘blue ribbon’. The blue ribbon once signified the highest order of chivalry in the reign of the Bourbon kings.
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