I. sug·ar [ˈʃʊgəʳ] СУЩ.
II. sug·ar [ˈʃʊgəʳ] ГЛ. перех.
2. sugar перенос. (make agreeable):
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- izboljševati [св. izboljšati]
ˈsug·ar bowl СУЩ.
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- sladkornica ж.
| I | sugar |
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| you | sugar |
| he/she/it | sugars |
| we | sugar |
| you | sugar |
| they | sugar |
| I | sugared |
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| you | sugared |
| he/she/it | sugared |
| we | sugared |
| you | sugared |
| they | sugared |
| I | have | sugared |
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| you | have | sugared |
| he/she/it | has | sugared |
| we | have | sugared |
| you | have | sugared |
| they | have | sugared |
| I | had | sugared |
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| you | had | sugared |
| he/she/it | had | sugared |
| we | had | sugared |
| you | had | sugared |
| they | had | sugared |
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Nor should it mean sugar-coated reports, designed to validate government policy.
jamaica-gleaner.com So how can we change our sugar intake and get clued-up on those sugar-coated pantry devils?
www.dmarge.com The custom disappeared for about a century, coming back in the 1700s in the form of launch of small candies, mostly sugar-coated seeds.
en.wikipedia.org They are accused of recoiling prissily from our dirty, shouty boys, while endlessly boasting about their own sugar-coated offspring.
www.telegraph.co.uk It can not be sugar-coated, selectively told or truncated because it may be unsettling, divisive or even inculpatory.
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