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gâterie

treat, indulgence

noun gah-tuh-REE Rare

Also means

pampering

Usage Note

Gâterie comes from gâter ('to spoil') and refers to a small treat given to someone as a reward or indulgence. It is commonly used for children's sweets or pet treats. The plural gâteries often implies a series of little pleasures or gifts.

Examples

"Elle offre une gâterie à son chien."

Natural Translation

She gives her dog a treat.

Literal Translation

She offers a treat to her dog.

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