un biscuit

a cookie

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a cookie In French, “biscuit” usually means a sweet baked cookie, not an English-style biscuit.

FR: Je vais prendre un biscuit avec mon thé.

EN: I’m going to have a cookie with my tea.

He helped himself to a biscuit.

I like dipping a biscuit in coffee.

Help yourself to a biscuit.

There is a cookie under the table.

A biscuit?

— Divorce à l'italienne (1961)

Marie will give you a cookie.

— Les Choristes (2004)

Would any of you like a biscuit?

There is a cookie under the table.

Give me a cookie.

Tom gave Mary a heart-shaped cookie.

He took a biscuit and challenged our brother Li Cunyi to break it.

— The Grandmaster (2013)

He took a biscuit.

Do you have a biscuit to give him?

— Le Loup de Wall Street (2013)

Grab a cookie and come help me.

— Il était Temps (2013)

Do you want a cookie?

Baguettes and a fortune cookie.

— Drive (2011)

I put a cookie in his mouth.