Sweet: Lat

Usage examples of dulce.

Lady Dulce was small, dainty, diminutive, tiny, miniature, animalcular, microscopic, sub-molecular .

Once a year, all the barons traveled to the Dulce facility to have their blood filtered and their autoimmune systems boosted.

One media for a banderilla, two reals for the bull-fight, five centavos for the sweet oranges, and nothing for dulces.

Thirty minutes later, after Dorotea had eaten a flan covered with dulce de leche, a sweet, chocolatelike substance made by boiling milk for hours, she kissed Clete chastely on the cheek, and marched off with Beth and Marjorie down a corridor in the right wing of the sprawling house to her guest room.

Habría podido perfectamente ser un espíritu ciego y descarnado errando a través de los os­curos abismos del espacio, si no hubiera escuchado el crujido de la hierba a mis pies y el cálido y dulce contac­to del cuerpo de Altha rozando el mío.

A young medical student, Arnaldo Valdez, lived with his parents in the La Lisa section of Havana, but often spent his nights with his sweetheart, Anita, who had a small apartment near Avenida de Agua Dulce in the old city.

Winding northward, the road went through Agua Dulce, San Patricio, Refugio and straight into Goliad.

Dulces came and tipped the fruit jar to her mouth and whimpered at its emptiness.

The groan of the hinges aroused the mastiffs, but Dulce Olivia silenced them with a martial command.

I scanned and detected Porfirio and Imarte in the inn, and followed their signals to the pantry room, where Porfirio was kneading dough for a fresh batch of pan dulce.

I look at the round, sugared loaves of pan dulce that are piled on a yellow platter.

We nursed our wounds at her house and drank hot chocolate with pan dulce from Lodi's Tortilleria.

He ate a breakfast of coffee and pan dulce at a cafe counter in a sidestreet off the square and he entered a farmacia and bought a bar of soap and put it in the pocket of his jacket along with his razor and toothbrush and then set out along the road west.

Los guras no se dedican a los noviazgos ni a las dulces palabras, ni tampoco a los otros adornos superficiales de la galantería, pero tratan a sus mujeres con justicia y con una ruda deferencia pare­cidas a la actitud de los antiguos colonos americanos.

Cuando te vi tendido, herido y encade­nado, con la piel lisa y los ojos tan raros, pensé que de­bías ser más dulce que los otros hombres.