Translation of Italian word "friggere" to English
friggere
/ˈfrid.dʒe.re/
How to use
The Italian verb 'friggere' means 'to fry' (To fry). It belongs to the second conjugation (-ere). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. A near-synonym is 'sfrigare' (to sear), though the two differ in register or connotation.
🇬🇧 English
to fry
Example
Amo friggere le patatine per la cena del sabato.
I love frying french fries for Saturday dinner.
In Italia si usa friggere il pesce con farina di grano.
In Italy fish is fried with wheat flour.
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Common phrases
- friggere in olio— to fry in oil
- In Italia si usa friggere il pesce con farina di grano.— In Italy fish is fried with wheat flour.
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The Italian word "friggere" means "to fry" in English.
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