crème de la crème
the very best; choicest parts or members.
Origin of crème de la crème
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How to use crème de la crème in a sentence
This top-rated standing desk is the crème de la crème of adjustable desks.
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It was the fashion among the creme de la creme to keep aloof from him.
Endymion | Benjamin DisraeliThere was present the creme de la creme of the city's society.
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British Dictionary definitions for crème de la crème
/ French (krɛm də la krɛm) /
the very best
Origin of crème de la crème
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Cultural definitions for crème de la crème
[ (krem duh luh krem) ]
The best of the best: “Our school's marching band is acknowledged as the crème de la crème.” From French, meaning “cream of the cream.”
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