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1 sugar-coated
sugar-coated [-'kəʊtɪd]enrobé de sucre►► sugar-coated almonds dragées fpl;sugar-coated pill comprimé m dragéifiéUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > sugar-coated
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2 sugar
sugar [ˈ∫ʊgər]1. nounsucre m[+ food, drink] sucrer3. compounds* * *['ʃʊgə(r)] 1.1) Culinary sucre mbrown sugar — sucre m roux
2) (colloq) ( endearment) chéri/-e m/f2.noun modifier [ industry, prices] du sucre; [ production, refinery] de sucre; [ spoon, canister] à sucre3.transitive verb sucrer [tea, coffee]••to sugar the pill — dorer la pilule (colloq)
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3 coat
A n1 ( garment) ( full-length) manteau m ; ( for men) pardessus m ; ( jacket) veste f ; three-quarter length coat trois-quarts m ;2 Zool ( of dog) poil m, pelage m ; ( of cat) fourrure f, pelage m ; (of horse, ox, leopard) robe f ;3 ( layer) (of paint, varnish, polish, dust, frost) couche f ; ( of bitumen) enduit m ; a coat of icing un glaçage.C vtr1 gen, Tech ( cover) to coat sth with enduire qch de [paint, tar, adhesive, varnish] ; badigeonner qch de [whitewash] ; revêtir qch de [rubber] ; couvrir qch de [dust, silt, oil, frost] ;2 Culin to coat sth in ou with enrober qch de [breadcrumbs, batter, chocolate, sauce] ; dorer qch à [egg] ; coated with sugar, sugar-coated [sweet] glacé ; [pill] dragéifié. -
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coat [kəʊt]1. nouna. manteau mc. [of paint, varnish] couche f• to coat sth (with oil, grease) enduire qch3. compounds* * *[kəʊt] 1.3) ( layer) couche f2.transitive verb1) gen, Technologyto coat something with — enduire quelque chose de [paint, adhesive]; revêtir quelque chose de [rubber]; couvrir quelque chose de [dust, oil]
2) Culinaryto coat something in ou with — enrober quelque chose de [breadcrumbs, chocolate, sauce]; dorer quelque chose à [egg]
coated with sugar — [sweet] glacé; [pill] dragéifié
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