crumpet in Russian
crumpet in Russian is кра́мпет — crumpet means a soft, round, griddle-cooked cake with small holes in the top, usually toasted and buttered.
crumpet in Russian
кра́мпет
Pronounced: krampet
A type of savoury cake, typically flat and round, made from batter and yeast, containing many small holes and served toasted, usually with butter.
What does "crumpet" mean?
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noun A soft, round, griddle-cooked cake with small holes in the top, usually toasted and buttered.
"She spread butter over a warm crumpet and poured the tea."
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noun British slang for an attractive person, or people collectively (usually referring to women); considered dated and somewhat crude.
"The old film used "crumpet" in a way that sounds quite sexist today."
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crumpet in a sentence
- She spread butter over a warm crumpet and poured the tea.
- Crumpets are a classic British teatime treat.
- The old film used "crumpet" in a way that sounds quite sexist today.
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What is "crumpet" in Russian?
"crumpet" in Russian is кра́мпет. crumpet means: A soft, round, griddle-cooked cake with small holes in the top, usually toasted and buttered.
How do you pronounce кра́мпет?
"crumpet" in Russian is кра́мпет, pronounced "krampet".
How do you use "crumpet" in a sentence?
Example: "She spread butter over a warm crumpet and poured the tea." In Russian, "crumpet" is кра́мпет.
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