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Vertaal coffee van Engels naar Frans

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coffee:
- café
Wiktionary:
- coffee → café
- coffee → caféier, café, décaféiné
- coffee → caféier, café

Engels

Uitgebreide vertaling voor coffee (Engels) in het Frans

coffee:

coffee [the ~] zelfstandig naamwoord

the coffee
le café
- café [le ~] zelfstandig naamwoord

Vertaal Matrix voor coffee:

Zelfstandig Naamwoord	Verwante vertalingen	Andere vertalingen
café	coffee	alebar; bar; beer cellar; beer hall; beer room; café; coffee bar; coffee-shop; coffeeshop; diner; hotel and catering industry; hotel industry; inn; pub; public house; refreshment bar; tavern; tearoom; teashop
-	burnt umber; chocolate; coffee bean; coffee berry; coffee tree; deep brown; java; umber

Verwante woorden van "coffee":

coffees

Synoniemen voor "coffee":

java; beverage; drink; drinkable; potable
coffee tree; tree
coffee bean; coffee berry; seed
chocolate; deep brown; umber; burnt umber; brown; brownness

Verwante definities voor "coffee":

a medium brown to dark-brown color¹
a seed of the coffee tree; ground to make coffee¹
a beverage consisting of an infusion of ground coffee beans¹
- he ordered a cup of coffee¹
any of several small trees and shrubs native to the tropical Old World yielding coffee beans¹

Wiktionary: coffee

coffee

adjective

of a pale brown colour
- coffee → café

noun

plant
- coffee → caféier
beverage
- coffee → café

coffee

noun

Graine de caféier
- café → coffee; coffee bean
Boisson
- café → coffee
café dont on a ôté tout ou bonne partie de la caféine.
- décaféiné → caffeine-free; coffee

adjective

Couleur des grains de café
- café → coffee

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• coffee	→ caféier	↔ Kaffee — ohne Plural: der Kaffeestrauch (Rubiaceae)
• coffee	→ café	↔ Kaffee — Plural selten: anregendes schwarzes Aufgussgetränk
• coffee	→ café	↔ Kaffee — bohnenförmiger Samen des Kaffeestrauchs^[2]; elliptisch für: Kaffeebohne

Verwante vertalingen van coffee

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University