Translations for „treacly“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

treacly [ˈtri:kl̩i] ADJ

1. treacly (thick and sticky):

treacly

lepki

2. treacly pej (sentimental):

treacly

cukierkowy

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English

But the context in which he couches it can feel very treacly...

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The result: a treacly, balsamic-esque flavour, twice the amount of antioxidants, and no trace of bad breath, as well as a complete change in colour.

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The production is so overegged and the vocals so treacly... you'll get a sugar rush, but you won't feel good about yourself afterwards.

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Over the decades, comedians played off the treacly symbol.

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It begins with a dish of olives and spicy-sour dill pickles, starkly different from the treacly preserved vegetable candy most restaurants traffic in these days.

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Dickens was only bowing to popular opinion when he tried to force a treacly, conventional finale on his original version of the novel.

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It's nothing extraordinary but it's less treacly than you might expect.

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The incredibly rich, silky, treacly malt flavours are nicely offset by quite bitter, lingering hop flavours.

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The banter between the two was treacly bromantic.

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I found its thick, almost treacly intensity too much, despite a mid-level alcohol content.

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