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1 sucrer
sucrer [sykʀe]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [+ boisson] to sugarb. ( = supprimer) (inf!) sucrer son argent de poche à qn to stop sb's pocket money* * *sykʀeverbe transitif ( rendre doux) [personne] to put sugar in [café, compote]; ( en saupoudrant) to sprinkle sugar on [fraises]; [miel, saccharine] to sweeten* * *sykʀe vt1) [thé, café] to put sugar in2) * (= supprimer) [allocation, subvention] to stop, [permis] to take awayIls lui ont sucré son permis. — They took his licence away.
* * *sucrer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( rendre doux) [personne] to put sugar in [café, compote]; ( en saupoudrant) to sprinkle sugar on [fraises, framboises]; [miel, saccharine] to sweeten; je sucre avec du miel I use honey as a sweetener;B se sucrer◑ vpr1 ( prendre du sucre) to help oneself to sugar;2 [profiteur] to feather one's nest.sucrer les fraises to be doddery○.[sykre] verbe transitif1. [avec du sucre - café, thé] to sugar, to put sugar in ; [ - vin] to add sugar to, to chaptalize ; [ - fruits] to sprinkle with sugar2. [avec une matière sucrante] to sweeten3. (très familier) [supprimer - prime] to stop ; [ - réplique, passage] to do away with (inseparable)on lui a sucré son permis de conduire après son accident his driving licence was revoked after the accident————————[sykre] verbe intransitif————————se sucrer (très familier) verbe pronominal intransitif[s'enrichir] to feather one's own nest
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