Pronunciation: /pætɪˈsɛri/
noun a French bakery or pastry shop
A1 I like to buy pastries from the patisserie.
A2 The patisserie down the street sells delicious cakes and tarts.
B1 My friend is training to be a pastry chef at a famous patisserie.
B2 The patisserie in Paris is known for its exquisite pastries and desserts.
C1 Visiting a traditional French patisserie is a must for anyone who loves pastries.
C2 The patisserie's macarons are renowned for their perfect texture and flavor.
adjective relating to pastries or baked goods typically found in a patisserie
A1 I bought a delicious cake from the patisserie.
A2 The patisserie in town makes the best pastries.
B1 The patisserie chef demonstrated how to make a croissant.
B2 The patisserie selection at the bakery was impressive.
C1 The patisserie's delicate desserts were a hit at the party.
C2 The patisserie's macarons were exquisite and beautifully presented.
formal The patisserie on the corner is known for its exquisite pastries and desserts.
informal Let's grab some treats from the patisserie for our picnic.
slang I heard that new patisserie is the bomb, we should check it out.
figurative Her talent in the kitchen turned her into a true patisserie, creating works of art with sugar and flour.
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