sugar
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/ˈʃʊɡər/
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/ˈʃʊɡə(r)/
noun
A1
A sweet substance made from plant juices, used to sweeten food and drinks.
He added sugar to his coffee to make it sweeter.
R
A small amount of sugar, often measured by a spoonful or cube.
Would you like one sugar or two in your tea?
R
Sweet substances found in plants and fruits.
Eating too many sweets can increase your natural sugar intake.
R
An affectionate term used to address someone you care about.
Sugar, can you help me with the dishes?
verb
R
To add sugar to a dish or drink.
She sugared her cereal before eating it.
interjection
R
An exclamation of annoyance or frustration.
Sugar! I locked my keys in the car.
translation
A sweet substance made from plant juices, used to sweeten food and drinks.; A small amount of sugar, often measured by a spoonful or cube.; Sweet substances found in plants and fruits.; An affectionate term used to address someone you care about.
To add sugar to a dish or drink.
An exclamation of annoyance or frustration.
Word Forms
3rd Present
sugars
Past
sugared
Perfect
sugared
Progressive
sugaring
Plural
sugars