No. 2,942 in French
frappée
"Frappée" means "hit" or "struck" in English.
In a sentence
J'ai bu un boisson frappée au chocolat.
I drank a chocolate frappé.
The word 'frappée' here is used as an adjective describing a type of cold beverage, typically blended and creamy.
La porte a été frappée par le vent fort.
The door was struck by the strong wind.
The word 'frappée' is employed here in the past participle form to indicate that the door was impacted by the wind.
Elle était frappée par sa beauté.
She was struck by her beauty.
In this sentence, 'frappée' is used metaphorically to express a strong impression or emotional response.
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