crisped

/kɹɪspt/ verb

simple past and past participle of crisp

Word Origin From Latin 'crispus' meaning curly or wavy — think of hair. Crisped originally meant curled, but then shifted to mean brittle and fresh (like crisp lettuce) because curly things often break easily? The same root gives us crispy, crispness, and crisply. The PIE root *sker- meant 'to turn, bend', which also gives us words like 'curve'.

verb simple past and past participle of crisp

She crisped the lettuce leaves by soaking them in ice water.

(动词) 使变脆;卷曲 【使变脆/卷曲(过去式)】

她把生菜叶泡在冰水里使其变脆。

(verbo) pretérito y participio pasado de crisp (volver crujiente)

Hizo crujientes las hojas de lechuga remojándolas en agua helada.

(verbe) a rafraîchi; a rendu croquant; a fait croquer; a croustillé [Passé simple et participe passé du verbe « to crisp » : rendu croustillant, devenu croquant.]

Elle a crisped les feuilles de laitue en les trempant dans de l'eau glacée.

(Verb) knusprig gemacht; gebräunt [Vergangenheitsform und Partizip Perfekt des Verbs *crisp*; etwas knusprig oder knackig gemacht haben, oft durch Trocknen oder Erhitzen.]

Sie **crisped** die Salatblätter, indem sie sie in Eiswasser einlegte.

(動詞) 「パリッとさせる」の単純過去・過去分詞

彼女は氷水に浸すことでレタスの葉をパリッとさせた。

(verbo) Passado simples e particípio passado de crisp (tornar crocante).

Ela tornou as folhas de alface crocantes deixando-as de molho em água gelada.

Word parts: crisp + ed

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