Translations for „treacly“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

treacly [ˈtri:klɪ] ADJ

treacly

при́торный

treacly

ли́пкий

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English

If it seems treacly at first glance, look deeper.

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

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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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That's an appealing, treacly sentiment, and it's wrong.

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

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It was, in the treacly words of one pundit, "what golf and family should be all about".

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

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It wasn't treacly, and in addition to the tapioca pearls, little bits of strawberry puree came up through the oversized straw.

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

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It has a warm, family, nostalgic feeling without being treacly or didactic.

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