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Significados de confection en inglés

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кондитерские изделия
portugués
confeitos
español
confitura
catalán
confit
Wikidata

Elaborate sweets.

        confitura
        catalán
        dolç
        español
        dulce

        A food item that is rich in sugar.

              dulce
              español
              confeccionar

              Make into a confection.

                    confeccionar
                    portugués
                    confecção
                    catalán
                    confecció
                    español
                    confección

                    The act of creating something (a medicine or drink or soup etc.) by compounding or mixing a variety of components.

                          confección
                          Uso de confection en inglés
                          1
                          This visually appealing confection is much easier to prepare than it looks.
                          The South African
                          2
                          After you consume the pink confection you will sing like a nightingale.
                          American Fairy Tales
                          3
                          It is a confection of ornate red brickwork with many elaborate features.
                          The Irish Times
                          4
                          He crushed a piece of the soft, delicious confection between his lips.
                          The Sky Line of Spruce
                          5
                          When her birthday came he produced an elaborate confection of hyperbolic compliment.
                          Queen Victoria
                          6
                          Still, it's such a gorgeous confection that it proves hard to grumble.
                          The Irish Times
                          7
                          Have you noticed that ornament before you? pointing to an elaborate confection.
                          A Sappho of Green Springs
                          8
                          Even the design elements lack inspiration; this is a surprisingly bland-looking Broadway-bound confection.
                          Reuters
                          9
                          The truth, as I have said, lies hidden in this extraordinarily mendacious confection.
                          She Stands Accused
                          10
                          So what is this wonderful confection that possesses the ability to consume itself?
                          The Irish Times
                          11
                          Another sofa on special is the Bloomsbury, an undulating confection in Kariba velvet.
                          The Irish Times
                          12
                          I inhale the atomised confection of what I assume is an expensive cologne.
                          The Guardian
                          13
                          It develops that it is an ice-cream confection, sold in summer.
                          The new yorker
                          14
                          Write an advertisement to introduce a new candy or confection among grammar-school children.
                          Practical English Composition: Book II. / For the Second Year of...
                          15
                          Crusoe's world-famous novel is a complex literary confection, and it's irresistible.
                          The Guardian
                          16
                          It looked like an airy Arabian Nights confection of blue and gold .
                          Wizard and glass
                          Sobre este término
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                          Translations for confection
                          Confection a través del tiempo
                          Confection por variante geográfica
                          Estados Unidos de América
                          Común
                          Reino Unido
                          Común