candy

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los dulces

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candy
[ˈkændɪ]
sustantivo
1caramelo (m) (sweet) (Estados Unidos); dulces (mpl) golosinas (f pl) (sweets)
  • candy store -> confitería (f)

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candy [kan-di]
1Confitar, cubrir las frutas o pastas con un baño de azúcar o cocerlas en almíbar.
  • Lemon candy -> caramelos
  • Peanut candy -> pepitoria
  • Candied almonds -> almendras garapiñadas
2Garapiñar.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Cristalizarse (el azúcar); secarse o endurecerse los dulces. (n)
va.
sustantivo
1Confite, confitura, dulce, golosina (confectionery).
  • Candy bar -> golosina en barra
  • Candy box -> caja de dulces o confites
  • Candy dish -> confitera
Caramelo, dulce (individual piece).

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candy [ˈkændɪ]
noun
1 (sugar candy) azúcar cande; (m)
2 (US) (sweets) golosinas; (f) caramelos; (m) dulces; (m)
it's like taking candy from a baby es coser y cantar
Rovers were in a different class from their opponents. It was like taking candy from a baby
verb:transitive
[+fruit] escarchar
modifier
candy bar (n) (US) barrita de caramelo; (f) (chocolate) chocolatina; (f)
candy store (n) (US) confitería; (f) bombonería; (f)
like a kid in a candy store especially (US) como el rey/la reina del mambo; como si fuera el amo/ama del mundo
He reacted to fame like the proverbial kid in the candy store and assumed that any woman who interested him would automatically be available He went on a buying spree and felt "like a kid in a candy store," he recalls

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Verb Conjugation for "candy"

Imperative
  • candy
  • you candy
  • he/she candies
  • we candy
  • you candy
  • they candy
Preterite
  • I candied
  • you candied
  • he/she candied
  • we candied
  • you candied
  • they candied
Present Continuous
  • I am candying
  • you are candying
  • he/she is candying
  • we are candying
  • you are candying
  • they are candying
Present Perfect
  • I have candied
  • you have candied
  • he/she has candied
  • we have candied
  • you have candied
  • they have candied
Past Continuous
  • I was candying
  • you were candying
  • he/she was candying
  • we were candying
  • you were candying
  • they were candying
Past Perfect
  • I had candied
  • you had candied
  • he/she had candied
  • we had candied
  • you had candied
  • they had candied
Future
  • I will candy
  • you will candy
  • he/she will candy
  • we will candy
  • you will candy
  • they will candy
Future Perfect
  • I will have candied
  • you will have candied
  • he/she will have candied
  • we will have candied
  • you will have candied
  • they will have candied
Future Continuous
  • I will be candying
  • you will be candying
  • he/she will be candying
  • we will be candying
  • you will be candying
  • they will be candying
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been candying
  • you have been candying
  • he/she has been candying
  • we have been candying
  • you have been candying
  • they have been candying
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been candying
  • you will have been candying
  • he/she will have been candying
  • we will have been candying
  • you will have been candying
  • they will have been candying
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been candying
  • you had been candying
  • he/she had been candying
  • we had been candying
  • you had been candying
  • they had been candying
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hearty laughter, raucous laughter, guffaw