jambon
noun (French: le jambon)
Everyday
- (French) Jambon means ham in French; it is not an English word. It sounds like zhom-BON to an English ear, with a nasal ending. tree →
- Used on English menus in names like jambon-beurre (a ham and butter baguette). tree →
In the lessons
In French lessons and cafés, menus. Phrases: un sandwich au jambon, jambon-beurre.
Examples
- Jambon is the French word for ham. tree →
- I ordered a jambon-beurre in Paris. tree →
- Un sandwich au jambon, s'il vous plaît. tree →
- In French, le jambon is masculine. tree →
- The menu said jambon et fromage: ham and cheese. tree →
- My little sister giggles every time she hears jambon. tree →
Note
French, not English: masculine noun (le jambon). Do not mix with jamboree (a big gathering) or jam.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «jambon» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «jambon» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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