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1. (sugary) a. sweet. El pastel está algo dulce para mí.The cake is a bit too sweet for me. 2. (not salty) a. fresh. El agua dulce del río se mezcla con el agua del mar en la boca del río. The fresh water from the river mixes with the sea water at the river mouth. 3. (sound) a. soft. La maestra tiene una voz muy dulce y apropiada para los pequeños.
The meaning of DULCE is sweet to the taste : soothing, agreeable.
adjective. / 'dulθe/ Add to word list. que tiene sabor agradable y suave como el azúcar o la miel. sweet. un vino dulce a sweet wine. Este líquido tiene un sabor dulce. Antonym. amargo. que es suave y produce una sensación agradable. pleasant. una dulce brisa a pleasant breeze. Fue un dulce despertar. Synonym. grato. placentero.
What does dulce mean? Dulce is Spanish for “sweet.” It most commonly shows up in English in foods whose names come from Spanish, like dulce de leche and pan dulce.
masculine noun. 1. (= caramelo) sweet (esp Brit) ⧫ candy (US) a nadie le amarga un dulce something’s better than nothing. dulce de almíbar preserved fruit.
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Translation for 'dulce' in the free Spanish-English dictionary and many other English translations.
Feb 22, 2023 · Dulce de Leche (pronounced “dool-say day lay-chay”) is a caramelized confection made from sweetened milk. Originally from Latin America, this delectable spread has become wildly popular in Europe, America, and even India.
Definition of dulce noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Dulce de leche, a sweet and sticky, carmel-coloured, butterscoth-flavoured confection, made from caramelized cow’s milk and sugar and often enhanced with vanilla and bicarbonate of soda (baking soda), that is either eaten alone or used as a spread, filling, topping, or dip with other sweet foods.
