omelette meaning

• Noun: omelette  óm(u)lut
  1. Beaten eggs or an egg mixture cooked until just set; may be folded around e.g. ham or cheese or jelly
     - omelet

  Derived forms: omelettes

  Type of: dish

  Encyclopedia: Omelette

• There was soup, an omelette or something, coffee and light wine.
• You cannot make an omelet, omelette without breaking eggs
• It is a mag ] ic mushroom omelette, isn't it
• It is a mag ic mushroom omelette, isn't it
• Bridg et i wouldn't have thoug ht omelette would be big in thailand
• Don't ask me how to make an omelette; cooking isn't my metier
• Don't ask me how to make an omelette; cooking isn't my metier
• [bridg ] et ] i wouldn't have thoug ] ht omelette would be big ] in thailand
• Making an omelette is easy once you've got the knack ( of it)
• Making an omelette is easy once you've got the knack ( of it)

• "omelette" meaning in Chinese: n. 煎蛋饼，摊鸡蛋〔常对折成半月形〕。 plain omelette 清摊鸡蛋。 savoury [sweet]...
• "omelette" meaning in Japanese: omeletteオムレツ
• "omelette" meaning in Russian: omelet(te)n омлет, яичница omelet(te) омлет, яичница; savo...
• "omelette" meaning in French: n. omelette, plat à base d'oeufs battus que l'on cuit da...