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1 sugar-coated
adjective (covered with icing: sugar-coated biscuits.) (ricoperto di zucchero) -
2 sugar-coated adj
['ʃuɡəˌkəʊtɪd] -
3 ♦ sugar
♦ sugar /ˈʃʊgə(r)/A n. [u]1 zucchero: white sugar, zucchero raffinato; brown sugar, zucchero scuro; granulated sugar, zucchero semolato; cane sugar, zucchero di canna; sugar bowl, zuccheriera; sugar refinery, raffineria di zucchero; sugar refining, raffinazione dello zucchero; (market.) with no added sugar, senza aggiunta di zucchero2 (fig.) lusinghe; paroline dolci, zuccherateB inter.● sugar almond, confetto □ (bot.) sugar beet ( Beta vulgaris), barbabietola da zucchero □ sugar candied, confettato □ sugar candy, caramella; zucchero caramellato □ sugar-coated = sugarcoated ► to sugarcoat □ sugar cube, zolletta di zucchero □ (fam.) sugar daddy, vecchio danaroso che mantiene l'amante giovane □ (fam.) sugar diabetes, diabete mellito □ sugar drop, caramella □ sugar factory, zuccherificio □ (bot.) sugar-gum, ( Eucalyptus corynocalyx ed Eucalyptus gunnii), albero del sidro □ sugar loaf, pan di zucchero; (fig.) collina (o montagna, ecc.) a pan di zucchero □ sugar lump, zolletta di zucchero □ (bot.) sugar maple ( Acer saccharinum), acero da zucchero (o del Canada) □ (chim.) sugar of milk, lattosio □ sugar orchard, terreno coltivato ad aceri ( da zucchero) □ ( USA) sugar paper, cartoncino leggero colorato □ (fam.) sugar test, test glicemico □ sugar tongs, mollette per lo zucchero □ sugar-works, zuccherificio.(to) sugar /ˈʃʊgə(r)/A v. t.1 zuccherare; inzuccherare: Please, don't sugar my coffee, per favore, non zuccherarmi il caffè2 coprire, spolverare di zuccheroB v. i. -
4 coated
['kəʊtɪd] 1. 2.* * *['kəʊtɪd] 1. 2. -
5 sugar
I 1. ['ʃʊgə(r)]1) gastr. zucchero m.2) AE colloq. (as endearment) dolcezza f., tesoro m.2.modificatore [industry, prices] dello zucchero; [production, refinery] di zucchero; [spoon, canister] dello zuccheroII ['ʃʊgə(r)]sugar cube o lump — zuccherino, zolletta di zucchero
verbo transitivo zuccherare [tea, coffee]••* * *['ʃuɡə] 1. noun(the sweet substance that is obtained from sugar-cane, or from the juice of certain other plants, and used in cooking and for sweetening tea, coffee etc: Do you take sugar in your coffee?) zucchero2. verb(to sweeten, cover or sprinkle with sugar.) zuccherare- sugary- sugariness
- sugar-cane
- sugar-coated
- sugar-free
- sugar lump
- sugar tongs* * *I 1. ['ʃʊgə(r)]1) gastr. zucchero m.2) AE colloq. (as endearment) dolcezza f., tesoro m.2.modificatore [industry, prices] dello zucchero; [production, refinery] di zucchero; [spoon, canister] dello zuccheroII ['ʃʊgə(r)]sugar cube o lump — zuccherino, zolletta di zucchero
verbo transitivo zuccherare [tea, coffee]•• -
6 ♦ coat
♦ coat /kəʊt/n.1 cappotto; paltò; soprabito: camel-hair coat, cappotto di cammello; sheepskin coat, montone; fur coat, (cappotto di) pelliccia; light coat, cappotto leggero; soprabito; three-quarter length coat, (giaccone) tre quarti4 (mil.) giacca; giubba; casacca● coat and skirt, tailleur (franc.); vestito a giacca □ ( USA) coat check, guardaroba ( con guardarobiere) □ ( USA) coat checker, guardarobiere, guardarobiera □ ( moda) coat dress, robe-manteau (franc.) □ coat hanger, gruccia, ometto, stampella ( per abiti) □ (autom.) coat hook, gancio appendiabiti □ (arald.) coat of arms, blasone; stemma □ (stor.) coat of mail, cotta di maglia; giaco □ coat rack, attaccapanni a muro □ coat-tails, code di frac; frac □ on sb. 's coat-tails, sfruttando il successo (o la popolarità, la forza traente) di q.; a rimorchio di q. □ (fig.) to cut one's coat according to one's cloth, fare il passo secondo la gamba □ (fig.) to turn one's coat, mutar bandiera; voltar gabbana.(to) coat /kəʊt/v. t.rivestire; ricoprire: to coat with sugar [with sauce], ricoprire di zucchero [di salsa]; to coat with oil, ungere; to coat in plaster, rivestire di gesso; (med.) ingessare; to coat in breadcrumbs, impanare; to coat with paint, verniciare; to be coated with dust, essere coperto di polvere; chocolate-coated biscuits, biscotti ricoperti di cioccolato● (fig.) to coat the pill, indorare la pillola.
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