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Meanings of croissants in inglês
Sinônimos
Examples for "croissant"
Examples for "croissant"
1
Every morning, I'd go to the bakery and get a fresh croissant.
2
She helped herself to a cup of coffee and a chocolate croissant.
3
It wasn't working, largely due to the croissant crumbs on his shirt.
4
He dipped a croissant in his coffee as he talked to Reuters.
5
Elle nibbled on her croissant as she walked back to her room.
Usage of croissants in inglês
1
Luckily for me, the local Cafe Pintxo had wi-fi and great croissants.
2
What would she do-pourlattes and pick croissants from a glass case?
3
Preferably the French sun, warming the morning croissants on some lavender-fringed terrace.
4
Press summer suit, shirt, and tie, selected croissants, butter substitute, and fruit.
5
Reaching out, potato juggling, croissants, plans of domestic bliss go on hold.
6
Chocolate croissants, donut holes, tuna packets and goldfish are all popular options.
7
I ate a lot of pasta in Italy and croissants in Paris.
8
The pot of tea and the croissants were ready on the table.
9
The ticket collector handed out croissants and thick pear juice in cartons.
10
Three adults had already gathered there, sipping coffee and picking at croissants.
11
He brought her flowers and stuff, and he made us eat 'croissants.'
12
I can go one better: on my family holiday we canoed for croissants.
13
Brenda had wandered over to an enormous bakery box packed tight with croissants.
14
Buttery croissants were unfortunately off his training menu, he added.
15
There are also freshly-baked croissants on offer, just to give you a light send-off.
16
The tray was heaped with croissants, various cheeses, and fruit.
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