French translation of saccharoid is 
saccharoid

Meaning of "saccharoid" in English

"Saccharoid" is an adjective used to describe something that resembles sugar in appearance, particularly when referring to certain minerals or crystals. It is often used in a geological context to describe a texture reminiscent of sugar crystals. The term can also metaphorically highlight a sugary or overly sweet characteristic in both literal and figurative senses. When describing substances, saccharoid might indicate a granulated appearance, similar to sugar. It captures a specific visual or tactile quality, emphasizing granularity and refinement akin to sugar crystals.

Meaning of "saccharoid" in French

In French, "saccharoid" (saccharoïde) similarly describes something that resembles sugar, particularly in texture or appearance. It is often applied to minerals or rocks that exhibit a crystalline, sugar-like texture. The term can be used metaphorically to describe an exaggerated sweetness, whether in taste, behavior, or presentation. Its primary use remains in describing physical characteristics that invoke the granular, crystalline qualities associated with sugar. As in English, it may appear in geological or material science contexts to specify textures or appearances.

Pronunciation of "saccharoid" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈsæk.ə.rɔɪd/

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation remains relatively consistent across English-speaking regions but may vary slightly based on local accents, such as American or British English. The emphasis is on the first syllable, with variations in the short 'a' and vowel sounds.

Pronunciation of "saccharoid" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /sak.aʁ.wa.id/

Pronunciation Variations: French regional dialects can influence the pronunciation slightly, especially in the latter syllables. However, standard French pronunciation should apply broadly, maintaining clarity and consistency in sound across most variations.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The geologist identified the mineral as having a saccharoid texture. (Le géologue a identifié le minéral comme ayant une texture saccharoïde.)
2. Her saccharoid smile made everyone suspect insincerity. (Son sourire saccharoïde a fait soupçonner l'insincérité à tout le monde.)
3. The cake's frosting had a saccharoid quality to it. (Le glaçage du gâteau avait une qualité saccharoïde.)
4. The scientist noted the saccharoid appearance of the rock sample. (Le scientifique a noté l'apparence saccharoïde de l'échantillon de roche.)
5. His personality was as saccharoid as his sugary confections. (Sa personnalité était aussi saccharoïde que ses confiseries sucrées.)
6. The saccharoid surface of the crystal caught the light beautifully. (La surface saccharoïde du cristal captait magnifiquement la lumière.)
7. Her emails always had a saccharoid overtone that felt forced. (Ses e-mails avaient toujours un ton saccharoïde qui semblait forcé.)
8. The saccharoid grains in the sand reminded us of fine sugar. (Les grains saccharoïdes dans le sable nous rappelaient le sucre fin.)
9. The jewelry's saccharoid brilliance made it look like it was dusted with sugar. (L'éclat saccharoïde du bijou le faisait ressembler à du sucre.)
10. Children often enjoy saccharoid flavors in their candies. (Les enfants apprécient souvent les saveurs saccharoïdes dans leurs bonbons.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "saccharoid" in English

Synonyms: sugary, granulated, crystalline.

Antonyms: gritty, rough, coarse.

Similar Words: sweet, saccharine, sugary-textured.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "saccharoid" in French

Synonyms: sucré, granuleux, cristallin.

Antonyms: grossier, rugueux, rude.

Similar Words: doux, saccharin, texturé-sucre.

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