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sugar


Translation result
azúcar sugar


sugar verb

1. Sweeten with sugar.

She decided to sugar her coffee by adding two spoons of white sugar to give it a richer flavor. Ella decidió azucarar su café agregando dos cucharadas de azúcar blanca para darle un sabor más intenso.

sugar noun

1. A white crystalline carbohydrate used as a sweetener and preservative.

The baker added sugar to the cake batter to enhance its flavor and texture. El panadero agregó azúcar al batido de pastel para mejorar su sabor y textura.

2. An essential structural component of living cells and source of energy for animals.

The biochemist studied the structure of sugar molecules in the cell membrane, fascinated by their importance in maintaining cellular integrity. El bioquímico estudió la estructura de las moléculas de azúcar en la membrana celular, fascinado por su importancia en mantener la integridad celular.

3. Informal terms for money.

Can you spare some sugar to help me pay for this coffee? In this sentence, "sugar" is used informally to refer to money, implying that the speaker needs financial assistance. ¿Puedes echarte un poquito de azúcar para ayudarme a pagar este café? En esta oración, "azúcar" se utiliza informalmente para referirse al dinero, lo que implica que el hablante necesita asistencia financiera.