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confection

/kənˈfek.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un dulce o manjar, como un caramelo, chocolate o postre, a menudo elaborado con esmero.

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noun

/kənˈfek.ʃən/C1formalculinary
  • esSustantivo que designa un dulce o manjar, como un caramelo, chocolate o postre, a menudo elaborado con esmero.

A noun referring to a sweet food item, such as candy, chocolate, or a dessert, often elaborately prepared.

  1. B2formalculinary

    A sweet food item, such as candy, chocolate, or cake, often elaborately prepared.

    esDulce o golosina

    • The bakery displayed a variety of confections in the window.
    • She bought a box of French confections for the party.
    • The chef created a delicate confection of spun sugar and cream.

    Sinónimosbonboncandydelicacydessertpastrysweetsweetmeattreat

  2. Elaborate creationC1formal

    Something that is made or put together in a complex or artificial way, often with skill.

    esCreación elaborada

    • The novel is a confection of historical facts and fiction.
    • The building is a confection of different architectural styles.
    • Her speech was a confection of clever phrases and witty remarks.

    Sinónimosblendconcoctioncontrivancecreationfabricationmedleymixturepastiche

Formas
  • confections plural form
  • confections' possessive plural form
  • confection's possessive singular form
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