gumdrop

UK
/ˈɡʌm.drɒp/
US
/ˈɡʌm.drɑp/

Translations

gumdropnoun
gumdrops
pl
UK
/ˈɡʌm.drɒp/
US
/ˈɡʌm.drɑp/
bonbon gélifié
She filled the candy jar with colorful gumdrops for the party.
Elle a rempli le bocal de bonbons gélifiés colorés pour la fête.
bonbon gélifiéSens figuré : objet ou forme rappelant un bonbon gélifié.
The new observatory looks like a giant gumdrop set against the mountains.
Le nouvel observatoire ressemble à un gigantesque bonbon gélifié sur fond de montagnes.
Additional translations
bonbonSens plus général ou figuré : petit bonbon sucré de ce type.
gumdropadjective
more gumdrop
Comp.
most gumdrop
Super.
UK
/ˈɡʌmdrɒp/
US
/ˈɡʌmdrɑp/
Used attributively to describe something relating to or resembling a gumdrop.
bonbonEmploi adjectival : évoque quelque chose de coloré, sucré ou de forme arrondie, comme un bonbon.
The designer chose gumdrop hues for the children’s playroom.
Le designer a choisi des teintes bonbon pour la salle de jeux des enfants.

Definitions

gumdropnoun
A small, chewy candy that is often coated with sugar and comes in a variety of flavors and colors.
She filled the candy jar with colorful gumdrops for the party.
Any object or shape that resembles a gumdrop.
The new observatory looks like a giant gumdrop set against the mountains.
gumdropadjective
Relating to or having the shape, color, or sweetness of a gumdrop.
The designer chose gumdrop hues for the children’s playroom.