| 释义 |
bon·bon
\ˈbänˌbän\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: French, (baby talk), reduplication of bon good, from Latin bonus
1. : a piece of candy; specifically : a small chocolate-coated or fondant-covered candy with a center of sugar fondant to which fruits and nuts are sometimes added
2. : something cloying and insubstantial
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