candy cane in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for candy cane in the English»Italian Dictionary

candy cane [Am ˈkændi keɪn] N

candy cane

= bastoncino di zucchero candito che si appende all'albero di Natale

Translations for candy cane in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.cane [Brit keɪn, Am keɪn] N

1. cane (material):

cane

canna f

cane

giunco m

a cane-backed chair

una sedia con lo schienale di giunco

a cane-backed chair before n basket, blind, furniture

di canna, di giunco

2. cane (of sugar, bamboo):

cane

canna f

3. cane Brit SCHOOL:

cane (for walking)

bastone m da passeggio

cane (plant support)

tutore m

cane (officer's)

bastone m

cane (for punishment)

canna f

cane (for punishment)

verga f

II.cane [Brit keɪn, Am keɪn] VB trans

1. cane chair:

cane

fabbricare con, rivestire di bambù

2. cane Brit:

to cane a pupil

battere uno scolaro con la verga or infliggere una pena corporale a uno scolaro

I.candy [Brit ˈkandi, Am ˈkændi] N

1. candy (sugar):

candy

zucchero m candito

2. candy (sweets):

candy

dolciumi mpl

a piece of candy

un dolce

3. candy Am (sweet):

candy

caramella f

candy

confetto m

II.candy [Brit ˈkandi, Am ˈkændi] VB trans

candy (cook in sugar)

candire

candy (cover with sugar)

ricoprire di zucchero, caramellare

III.candy [Brit ˈkandi, Am ˈkændi] VB intr

candy fruit, sugar:

candy

diventare candito

Candy [Brit ˈkandi, Am ˈkændi]

Candy

Candy (nome di donna)

candy cane in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for candy cane in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.cane [keɪn] N

1. cane (dried plant stem):

cane

canna f

2. cane (furniture):

cane

giunco m

3. cane (stick):

cane

bastone m

cane for punishment

bacchetta f

II.cane [keɪn] VB trans

cane

punire con la bacchetta

I.candy <-ies> [ˈkæn·di] N (sweets)

candy

caramelle f pl

II.candy [ˈkæn·di] VB trans

candy

candire

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Wrap florist's wire around the whole thing on a diagonal in 3-inch sections (like a candy cane stripe), to hold the moss in place.

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Although unbent and thicker, it is similar to a candy cane (which retains the aforementioned red-and-white color scheme).

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Bannisters and posts are wrapped in ribbons and greenery, while even outdoor flower pots are decorated in candy cane red and white.

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They pull off into a side road into the woods to hide as the candy cane truck pursues them, but find their car is stuck in the snow.

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He uses his candy cane to hook the cheese off the mousetrap.

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