candy

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sustantivo

candy

[ˈkændɪ]

sustantivo

1. caramelo (m) (sweet) (Estados Unidos); dulces (mpl) golosinas (f pl) (sweets)

candy [kan-di]

1. Confitar, cubrir las frutas o pastas con un baño de azúcar o cocerlas en almíbar.

2. Garapiñar.

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

3. Cristalizarse (el azúcar); secarse o endurecerse los dulces. (n)

va.

sustantivo

1. Confite, confitura, dulce, golosina (confectionery).

Caramelo, dulce (individual piece).


P:	"Candy," dulce or caramelo?
R:	There is no single right answer, since the terms vary geographically. In some places a caramelo is a hard candy, while it others it is a soft candy. Dulces…

P:	What are some different types of candy from Spanish speaking countries?
R:	I like mazapan

P:	How would you say "candy corn" in Spanish?
R:	Maíz de caramelo

P:	how do you say cookie sprinkles (candy decorations) in spanish?
R:	I found a link from another site, but I do not know how accurate the information is. [How to say "sprinkles" in Spanish][1] [1]: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AitXT0WRoLubfZf.u13bTKwjzKIX;_ylv=3?qid=20080917175127AAVd75q

P:	Candy Sprinkles: Bocabulario
R:	*grageas* [link text][1] [1]: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080917175127AAVd75q By the way it is *vocabulario*