sugar-coated en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de sugar-coated en el diccionario inglés»francés

sugar-coated ADJ. literal

sugar-coated

enrobé de sucre

sugar-coated fig.

édulcoré

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

coated with sugar, sugar-coated sweet

glacé

coated with sugar, sugar-coated pill

dragéifié

Traducciones de sugar-coated en el diccionario francés»inglés

I.praliné (pralinée) [pʀaline] ADJ.

1. praliné (enrobé de sucre):

praliné (pralinée)

sugared ingl. brit.

praliné (pralinée)

sugar-coated ingl. am.

2. praliné dessert, crème:

praliné (pralinée)

praline atrbv.

II.praliné SUST. m

praliné m (mélange, arôme, bonbon):

praliné

praline

dragéifier [dʀaʒeifje] V. trans.

dragéifier qc

to coat sth with sugar

une pilule dragéifiée

a sugar-coated pill

enrober [ɑ̃ʀɔbe] V. trans.

1. enrober (recouvrir):

enrober literal

to coat (de with)

des amandes enrobées de sucre

sugar-coated almonds

2. enrober (présenter avec ménagements) fig.:

enrober nouvelle

to wrap up (de in)

praline [pʀalin] SUST. f

1. praline (amande):

praline

sugared almond ingl. brit.

praline

sugar-coated almond ingl. am.

2. praline (balle):

praline argot

slug coloq.

praline argot

bullet

3. praline Bélg. (chocolat):

praline

chocolate

dragée [dʀaʒe] SUST. f

1. dragée (bonbon):

dragée

sugared almond, dragée

2. dragée (pilule):

dragée

sugar-coated pill, dragée espec.

3. dragée AGR. GANAD.:

dragée

mixed provender

la dragée est amère

it's a bitter pill to swallow

tenir la dragée haute à qn

to hold out on sb

fruit [fʀɥi] SUST. m

1. fruit (gén) GASTR.:

fruit

fruit uncountable

voulez-vous un fruit?

would you like some fruit?

aimer les fruits

to like fruit

acheter des fruits

to buy fruit

2. fruit BOT.:

fruit

fruit

la tomate est un fruit

the tomato is a fruit

3. fruit (résultat):

fruit

fruit

récolter les fruits de ses efforts/de la victoire

to reap the fruits of one's efforts/of victory

c'est le fruit de l'expérience

that's the fruit of experience

le fruit de mes entrailles

the fruit of my womb

porter ses fruits

to bear fruit

le fruit de l'adultère

the offspring of an adulterous liaison

4. fruit (de mur, barrage, canal):

fruit CONSTR., INGEN.

batter

fruit confit GASTR.

candied ou glacé fruit

fruit défendu BÍBL.

forbidden fruit

fruit déguisé GASTR. (avec glaçage)

sugar-coated fruit

fruit déguisé (à la pâte d'amande)

marzipan fruit

fruit de la passion BOT., GASTR.

passion fruit

fruit sec GASTR.

dried fruit

fruit sec (personne)

disappointment

fruit tombé AGR. GANAD.

windfall

fruits de mer GASTR.

seafood uncountable

fruits rafraîchis GASTR.

fruit salad uncountable

fruits rouges GASTR.

soft fruit uncountable ingl. brit.

fruits rouges GASTR.

berries ingl. am.

fruits au sirop GASTR.

fruit in syrup ingl. brit.

fruits au sirop GASTR.

fruit in sirup ingl. am.

fruits de la terre

fruits of the earth

sugar-coated en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de sugar-coated en el diccionario inglés»francés

sugar-coated ADJ.

1. sugar-coated (with layer of sweetener):

sugar-coated

dragéifié(e)

a sugar-coated almond

une dragée

2. sugar-coated fig., pey. (pleasant):

sugar-coated

mielleux(-euse)

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The picture presented now is much grittier, more real, less sugar-coated.

www.odt.co.nz

That is the programme though - people expect the news and don't want it sugar-coated.

www.independent.ie

There will be no mercy for our sugar-coated, honey-dripping, wheedling, grovelling allies!

en.wikipedia.org

These qualities will eventually force her to leave the sugar-coated house in the city where everything is a little too sweet.

en.wikipedia.org

Of course if you prefer sugar-coated stuff telling you everything is rosy then you'll be sorely disappointed if you keep reading here.

www.moneymorning.com.au

We're here to effect visible and transparent change that does not need to be sugar-coated or window dressed.

thenationonlineng.net

Anise was used to flavor fish and chicken dishes, and its seeds were served as sugar-coated comfits.

en.wikipedia.org

The early stories featured a narrator, who spoke in a heavily sugar-coated way, but he disappeared during 2008.

en.wikipedia.org

The sugar-coated version, which we're more used to, that's the anomaly.

www.latimes.com

It is essentially still in place today despite new sugar-coated democratic trappings.

www.counterpunch.org