Was heißt »kan­die­ren« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

ein­zu­ckern:

sugar

kon­fie­ren:

confit

Antonyme

sal­zen:

salt

Englische Beispielsätze

• You guys eat too much candy.

• Young adults might dress up and go to Halloween parties, while older adults stay home and hand out candy to trick-or-treaters.

• Going door to door, they greet their neighbors by saying "Trick or treat!" in exchange for candy.

• Typically, the White House invites trick-or-treaters to receive candy and treats from the president and first lady. The event, however, will not take place this year.

• The tooth fairy took my tooth and left me 2 dollars. I'm going to spend it all on candy.

• This candy is too big.

• We ran out of candy.

• Tom bought some candy.

• Tom bought a bag of candy.

• Tom isn't allowed to eat candy.

• How much candy did you eat last week?

• Someday I'll buy a cotton candy machine.

• A young and charming gentleman offered me a candy.

• Please make sure Tom doesn't eat too much candy.

• Whose candy is this?

• Don't take candy from strangers.

• Lots of children in industrialised countries are too fat because they eat too much candy.

• I don't buy a lot of candy.

• I want to buy her flowers or candy.

• I gave him some candy.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

kon­ser­vie­ren:

can

conserve

preserve

tin

uphold