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Filet
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filet
a boneless steak cut from the tenderloin of beef
Exemples
He ordered a filet mignon at the steakhouse.
The chef grilled a juicy filet for dinner.
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a boned, lengthwise slice of fish, usually prepared for eating
Exemples
The chef served a grilled salmon filet with lemon and herbs.
The restaurant specializes in fresh trout filets.
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a narrow, rounded, or beveled strip used to create a smooth or decorative transition between surfaces
Exemples
The ceiling corners were accented with a delicate filet.
A filet molding softened the junction between wall and crown.
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a slim band or ribbon worn around the head
Exemples
She wore a gold filet to keep her hair in place.
The gymnast 's outfit included a matching filet.
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a bundle of sensory nerve fibers leading to the thalamus
Exemples
a bundle of sensory nerve fibers leading to the thalamus
Damage to a filet can affect sensory perception.
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a narrow strip of welded metal used to connect steel members
Exemples
The engineer secured the beams with a steel filet.
Structural filets ensure stability in metal frameworks.
to filet
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fileter
to prepare or cut a piece of meat or fish into boneless, flat pieces, typically removing bones in the process
Exemples
The chef expertly filleted the salmon, ensuring the removal of bones and skin for a pristine presentation.
Le chef a fileté le saumon avec expertise, garantissant l'élimination des arêtes et de la peau pour une présentation impeccable.
Fishmongers at the market offered to fillet the whole fish for customers, making it convenient for cooking.
Les poissonniers du marché ont proposé de fileter le poisson entier pour les clients, ce qui le rend pratique pour la cuisson.
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to decorate with a delicate, lace-like pattern, often geometric
Exemples
They fileted the pastry with intricate icing designs.
Artisans fileted the silver tray with repeating geometric motifs.
