bonbon
bonbon 英 ['bɒnbɒn] 美 ['bɑnbɑn]
n. 夹心软糖；（法）小糖果；棒棒糖
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- n. 夹心软糖；（法）小糖果；棒棒糖
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1. For those who love practicality mixed with modernism or even for those who live in tight spaces, the geniuses at bonbon have a treat for you!
对于那些爱与现代主义，或为那些生活在狭小的空间甚至混合实用性，糖果的天才为你治疗！
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2. Odin would then replace Sleipnir's food with gifts alternatively bonbon to award those children for their kindness.
欧丁会把麋鹿的食物换成礼物或者糖果，作为好心孩子的回报。
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3. Having abolished X-ray browse, the annihilative applicant on the canvas ate the abandoned candles in the bonbon can.
撤消X线扫描后，帆布上的癌症候选人吃了糖果罐里的闲置烛炬。
- bonbon (n.) also bon-bon, "sugar confection," 1796, from French bonbon (17c.), childish reduplication of bon "good," from Latin bonus "good" (see bonus). Hence, bonbonniere (1818) "a box for sweets."
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