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sweet

/swiːt/

Traduction: Décrit un goût sucré ou agréable ; s'emploie aussi pour une personne ou une chose qui est gentille, tendre ou sympathique., Nom désignant une petite friandise à base de sucre ou de chocolat, souvent consommée comme gourmandise ou dessert.

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adjective

/swiːt/A1formal
  • frDécrit un goût sucré ou agréable ; s'emploie aussi pour une personne ou une chose qui est gentille, tendre ou sympathique.

Describes a taste that is sugary or pleasant; also used to describe a person or thing that is kind, gentle, or endearing.

  1. A1formal

    Having the pleasant taste characteristic of sugar or honey.

    frDoux (goût sucré)

    • The cake is very sweet.
    • I prefer sweet tea over unsweetened.
    • These strawberries are naturally sweet.

    Synonymeshoneyedsaccharinesugarysweetened

    Antonymesacidicbittersaltysavorysourtangytart

  2. Pleasant or kindA2informal

    Having a gentle, kind, or friendly nature.

    frgentil, aimable

    • She has a sweet personality.
    • That was a sweet thing to say.
    • He is a sweet old man.

    Synonymesagreeableamiablefriendlygentlegood-naturedkindkindlylovelynicepleasanttenderwarm

    Antonymesbittercruelharshmaliciousmeannastyunkind

  3. Attractive or cuteA2informal

    Visually pleasing or endearing.

    frmignon, attendrissant

    • What a sweet little puppy!
    • She wore a sweet dress to the party.
    • The baby has a sweet smile.

    Synonymesadorableappealingcharmingcutedarlingendearinglovelywinsome

    Antonymeshideousrepulsiveuglyunappealingunattractive

  4. Excellent or coolB1slangamerican

    Used informally to express approval or excitement.

    frExcellent, génial

    • That car is sweet!
    • We had a sweet time at the concert.
    • He landed a sweet job offer.

    Synonymesawesomecooldopeexcellentfantasticfiregreatneatradsicksuperbterrificwicked

Formes
  • sweeter comparative form
  • sweetest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/swiːt/A1formalculinary
  • frNom désignant une petite friandise à base de sucre ou de chocolat, souvent consommée comme gourmandise ou dessert.

A noun referring to a small piece of food made from sugar or chocolate, often eaten as a treat or dessert.

  1. Candy or confectioneryA1informalbritishculinary

    A small piece of food made with sugar or other sweeteners, often eaten as a treat.

    frBonbon

    • She bought a bag of sweets for the children.
    • He offered me a sweet from his pocket.
    • The shop sells a variety of traditional sweets.

    Synonymesbonboncandyconfectionsweetiesweetmeat

  2. DessertA1informalbritishculinary

    A sweet dish served at the end of a meal.

    frDessert

    • What would you like for sweet?
    • The restaurant serves a delicious chocolate sweet.
    • She ordered a fruit-based sweet for dessert.

    Synonymesaftersdessertpudding

  3. Term of endearmentA2informal

    A friendly or affectionate way to address someone.

    frTerme d'affection

    • Don't worry, sweet, everything will be fine.
    • Thanks for helping me, sweet.
    • Goodnight, sweet.

    Synonymesdarlingdeardeariehoneyloveprecioussugarsweetheartsweetie

Formes
  • sweets plural form
  • sweets' possessive plural form
  • sweet's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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