sugarcoat in Spanish
sugarcoat in Spanish is dorar la píldora, endulzar, adulciguar — sugarcoat means to make something unpleasant seem more acceptable or attractive than it really is.
sugarcoat in Spanish
dorar la píldora
endulzar
adulciguar
adulcir
dulcificar
edulcorar
azucarar
(transitive) To coat with sugar.
emborrizar con mishqui
(transitive) To coat with sugar.
What does "sugarcoat" mean?
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verb To make something unpleasant seem more acceptable or attractive than it really is.
"The manager tried to sugarcoat the bad news about layoffs."
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sugarcoat in a sentence
- The manager tried to sugarcoat the bad news about layoffs.
- Don't sugarcoat it — just tell me what went wrong.
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What is "sugarcoat" in Spanish?
"sugarcoat" in Spanish is dorar la píldora, endulzar, adulciguar. sugarcoat means: To make something unpleasant seem more acceptable or attractive than it really is.
How do you use "sugarcoat" in a sentence?
Example: "The manager tried to sugarcoat the bad news about layoffs." In Spanish, "sugarcoat" is dorar la píldora, endulzar, adulciguar.
Are there other ways to say "sugarcoat" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 8 translations listed for "sugarcoat": dorar la píldora, endulzar, adulciguar, adulcir, dulcificar, edulcorar.
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