French translation of jellies is 
gelées

Meaning of "jellies" in English

The term "jellies" in English refers to a plural noun denoting fruit-flavored gelatinous desserts or sweet, transparent spreads made from fruit juice, sugar, and sometimes pectin. Jellies can also refer to a type of footwear, known as jelly sandals, made from PVC plastic and often seen in colorful, translucent designs. As a food product, jellies are praised for their smooth texture and vibrant colors, offering a sweet or sometimes tart addition to desserts or breakfast spreads.

Meaning of "gelées" in French

In French, "gelées" is the plural form of "gelée," which generally refers to jellied food products similar to English jellies. It can mean fruit preserves set into a soft, gelatinous state, often enjoyed with bread or pastries. The word "gelées" can also refer to frosty or icy conditions, particularly when discussing weather ("les gelées matinales" meaning "morning frosts"). Thus, "gelées" has both culinary and meteorological connotations, depending on the context.

Pronunciation of "jellies" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈdʒɛliz/

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "jellies" remains relatively consistent across English-speaking regions. The primary variation might include slight differences in accent or intonation, with "jellies" pronounced with varying emphasis depending on local dialects in the UK, US, or Australia.

Pronunciation of "gelées" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /ʒə.le/

Pronunciation Variations: In France, "gelées" is typically pronounced with a soft 'g' and a silent 'e' at the end. Regional accents might introduce variations, particularly in rural areas or with non-native speakers, but the Parisian pronunciation is widely understood across Francophone regions.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. I spread jellies on my toast every morning. - Je tartine des gelées sur mon pain grillé chaque matin.
2. The children loved the strawberry jellies at the party. - Les enfants ont adoré les gelées à la fraise à la fête.
3. Jellies are a great addition to any pantry. - Les gelées sont un excellent ajout à tout garde-manger.
4. Have you tried making homemade jellies? - As-tu essayé de faire des gelées maison ?
5. Jellies come in various flavors including grape, apple, and raspberry. - Les gelées existent en plusieurs saveurs, y compris raisin, pomme et framboise.
6. During summer, I like to wear my jellies to the beach. - L'été, j'aime porter mes gelées à la plage.
7. She collects different types of fruit jellies. - Elle collectionne différents types de gelées de fruits.
8. These jellies are made without artificial colors. - Ces gelées sont fabriquées sans colorants artificiels.
9. The bakery sells homemade jellies in small jars. - La boulangerie vend des gelées maison dans de petits pots.
10. Jellies were used as a topping for the cake. - Les gelées ont été utilisées comme garniture pour le gâteau.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "jellies" in English

Synonyms: gelatin, jam, preserves, marmalade, conserve, spread, dessert, candy, jelly sandals, fruit spread.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: pudding, custard, compote, confections, jellybeans.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "gelées" in French

Synonyms: confitures, marmelades, compotes, desserts, bonbons, gel, conserve, tartinade, gélifiés.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: confiseries, flans, puddings, laits gélifiés.

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