candied

UK
/ˈkændɪd/
US
/ˈkændid/
candiedadjective
more candied
Comp.
most candied
Super.
UK
/ˈkændɪd/
US
/ˈkændid/
Traducciones
confitAu sens culinaire : recouvert de sucre ou de sirop, notamment pour les fruits.
The candied fruits added a sweet and colorful touch to the dessert.
Les fruits confits ajoutaient une touche sucrée et colorée au dessert.
Traducciones adicionales
mièvreAu sens figuré : trop sucré, sentimental à l’excès, avec une nuance péjorative.
Definiciones
Coated or encrusted with sugar or syrup.
The candied fruits added a sweet and colorful touch to the dessert.
Overly sweet or sentimental; cloyingly sugary in tone or style.
Her candied praise felt insincere and awkward.
candynoun
Definiciones
A sweet food made with sugar or syrup combined with fruit, chocolate, or nuts.
She offered me a piece of candy from the jar on her desk.
A small, sweet, and often colorful piece of confectionery.
The children were excited to receive candy during the parade.
Something that is visually attractive but lacks depth or substance, especially in the phrase "eye candy."
The new action movie is pure candy for the eyes, but the story is weak.
candyverb

candied

Past Simple

candied
Past Simple
candied
Past Participle
candying
Gerund
UK
/ˈkændi/
US
/ˈkændi/
Traducciones
confireCuisine : cuire ou enrober dans un sirop de sucre jusqu’à cristallisation.
They candied slices of ginger for the holiday cake.
Ils ont confit des tranches de gingembre pour le gâteau des fêtes.
Definiciones
To cook or coat (food) with sugar syrup until it is glazed or crystallized.
They candied slices of ginger for the holiday cake.
candyadjective
Definiciones
Relating to or characteristic of candy; sweet or confectionery.
The kids were drawn to the bright candy colors of the packaging.
candyproper noun
Definiciones
A female given name, often a diminutive of Candace or Candice.
Candy greeted everyone with a warm smile.