English
Alternative forms
Etymology
Shortening of earlier French-fried potatoes (1856), potatoes fried in the French style.[1]
Noun
Template:en-plural noun
- (chiefly Canada, US) Strips of deep-fried potatoes that have been frenched (cut into strips). [from 1903]
These french fries are soggy.
French fries are my favorite vegetable dish.
He eats too many french fries.
French fries is a specialty of the house.
Synonyms
Translations
deep fried strips of potato
- Afrikaans: slaptjips (af)
- Arabic: بَطَاطَا مَقْلِيَّة f (baṭāṭā maqliyya), بَطَاطِس مَقْلِيَّة f (baṭāṭis maqliyya)
- Armenian: ֆրի (hy) (fri)
- Bulgarian: пъ̀ржени карто́фи (pǎ̀rženi kartófi)
- Catalan: patates fregides f, creïlles fregides f
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 薯條/薯条 (syu4 tiu4-2), 薯条 (syu4 tiu4-2)
- Mandarin: 炸薯條/炸薯条 (zh) (zháshǔtiáo), 炸薯条 (zh) (zhàshǔtiáo), 土豆條/土豆条 (tǔdòutiáo), 土豆条 (tǔdòutiáo), 馬鈴薯條/马铃薯条 (mǎlíngshǔtiáo), 马铃薯条 (mǎlíngshǔtiáo), 炸土豆條/炸土豆条 (zh) (zhátǔdòutiáo), 炸土豆条 (zh) (zhátǔdòutiáo), 薯條/薯条 (zh) (shǔtiáo), 薯条 (zh) (shǔtiáo), 法式薯條/法式薯条 (fǎshì shǔtiáo), 法式薯条 (fǎshì shǔtiáo)
- Czech: hranolky (cs) m
- Danish: pomfrit (da) c, pommes frites (da) pl, fritter pl
- Dutch: (southern Netherlands, Belgium) friet (nl), (northern Netherlands) patat (nl), (Belgium) frieten (nl)
- Esperanto: terpomfingroj (eo)
- Estonian: friikartulid pl, friikad pl
- Finnish: ranskalaiset perunat (fi), ranskanperunat (fi); ranskikset pl
- French: frites (fr) f pl, pommes frites (fr) f pl, pommes allumettes f pl
- Galician: patacas fritas f pl
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- German: Pommes frites (de) f pl, Pommes (de) f pl, Fritten (de) f pl
- Greek: τηγανιτές πατάτες f pl (tiganités patátes), τηγανητές πατάτες (tiganités patátes)
- Gujarati: ફ્રેન્ચ ફ્રાઈસ (phrenc phrāīsa)
- Hindi: फ्रेंच फ्राइज़ (phrẽc phrāiz)
- Hungarian: hasábburgonya (hu), szalmakrumpli (hu), sült burgonya, sült krumpli (hu)
- Ido: potato-fritajo
- Indonesian: kentang goreng
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- Interlingua: patatas frite
- Irish: sceallóga f pl
- Italian: patata fritta f (colloquial), patate fritte f pl (colloquial), patatine fritte f pl, patatina fritta f
- Japanese: フライドポテト (ja) (furaidopoteto), フレンチフライ (ja) (furenchifurai)
- Khmer: ដំឡូងបារាំង (dɑmloung baarang), ដំឡូងបារាំងបំពង (dɑmloung baarang bɑmpɔɔng)
- Korean: 감자 튀김 (gamja twigim), 프렌치 프라이 (peurenchi peurai)
- Lao: ມັນຝຣັ່ງທອດ (man fa rang thǭt)
- Macedonian: помфри́т m (pomfrít)
- Malay: kentang goreng
- Mongolian: шарсан төмс (šarsan töms)
- Navajo: nímasii ádaałtsʼóózígo niheeshgizhgo akʼah bee shibézhígíí
- Norwegian: pommes frites m
- Persian: سیبزمینی سرخکرده (sib-zamini-ye sorx-karde)
- Polish: frytki pl
- Portuguese: batatas fritas pl, batatinha frita (pt) f
- Romanian: cartofi prăjiți m pl
- Russian: карто́фель фри (ru) m (kartófelʹ fri), чи́псы (ru) m pl (čípsy)
- Spanish: (Spain) patatas fritas pl, (Mexico) papas fritas (es) pl, (Nicaragua) papitas fritas pl
- Swedish: pommes frites (sv) c, strips (sv) pl
- Telugu: ఫ్రెంచ్ ఫ్రైస్ (phreñc phrais)
- Thai: มันฝรั่งทอด
- Turkish: patates kızartması
- Uyghur: بەرەڭگە قەلەمچىسى (berengge qelemchisi)
- Vietnamese: khoai tây chiên (literally “fried western potato”)
- Welsh: sglodion (cy)
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