Francese meaning

frăn-sĕs'
Dredged in flour, dipped in beaten egg, sautéed, and often served with a lemon butter sauce.

Veal francese.

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A porous French bread with a crispy crust, baked in a rectangular loaf and often used for sandwiches.
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Origin of francese

  • Italian francese French from Old Italian from Old Provenç franses from Vulgar Latin francēnsis of the Franks from Latin Francī the Franks
    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Francese Sentence Examples

  • Carutti, Storia delta corte di Savoic durante la rivoluzione e 1 impero francese (2 vols., Turin, 1892); G.

  • Ramondini, L Italia durante la dominazione francese (Naples, 1882); E.

  • (in the Archivio Storico Italiano, 1877); Emmer, Erzherzog Ferdinand III., Grossherzog von Toskana (Salzburg, 1871); C. Tivaroni, L' Italia durante it dominio francese, ii.

  • Turin, 1886); Pio Rajna, Le Origini dell' epopea francese (Florence, 1884); G.

  • Michelant; P. Rajna, Delle Origine dell' epopea francese (Florence, 1884), with which cf.

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