sweetmeat

UK
/ˈswiːt.miːt/
US
/ˈswiːt.miːt/

Translations

sweetmeatnoun
sweetmeats
pl
UK
/ˈswiːt.miːt/
US
/ˈswiːt.miːt/
She bought a sweetmeat at the market.
Elle a acheté une friandise au marché.
Additional translations
confiseriePlus collectif ou soutenu.
sweetmeatadjective
UK
/ˈswiːt.miːt/
US
/ˈswitˌmit/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., ‘sweetmeat shop’); functions as a relational adjective, not normally gradable.
sweetmeatsnoun

sweetmeat

sweetmeats
pl
UK
/ˈswiːt.miːts/
US
/ˈswiːt.mits/
friandisesTerme général pour des douceurs sucrées ; emploi un peu vieilli ou littéraire dans ce sens.
The table was adorned with a variety of sweetmeats.
La table était décorée d’une variété de friandises.
Additional translations
confiseriesPlus précis pour des bonbons, sucreries et autres produits de confiserie.

Definitions

sweetmeatnoun
A sweet delicacy or confection, often made from sugar or honey, and sometimes including nuts or fruit.
The shop was filled with a variety of sweetmeats, tempting customers with their vibrant colors and enticing aromas.
sweetmeatadjective
Relating to or intended for sweetmeats; used before another noun to denote association with confections.
They stopped at a sweetmeat shop to buy candies for the festival.
sweetmeatsnoun
Small pieces of sweet food, often made from sugar or honey, such as candies or confections.
The table was adorned with a variety of sweetmeats, tempting guests with their colorful wrappers and sugary aromas.