spoons

spoons怎么读

spoons的意思释义

n.

匙，调羹( spoon的名词复数 )；一匙的量；

双语释义

[C] 匙,调羹 a tool for mixing, serving and eating food, consisting of a small bowl shaped part with a handle

[C] 一匙之量 a spoonful

英英释义

n.

a piece of cutlery with a shallow bowl-shaped container and a handle; used to stir or serve or take up food

as much as a spoon will hold

\"he added two spoons of sugar\"

同义词：spoonful

formerly a golfing wood with an elevated face

v.

scoop up or take up with a spoon

\"spoon the sauce over the roast\"

snuggle and lie in a position where one person faces the back of the others

同义词：smoochsnog

spoons用法及例句

词汇搭配

用作名词 (n.)

动词+～

clean a spoon涮洗汤匙

use a spoon用汤匙

wash a spoon涮洗汤匙

形容词+～

clean spoon干净汤匙

new spoon新汤匙

old spoon旧汤匙

plastic spoon塑料汤匙

名词+～

silver spoon银匙

soup spoon汤匙

table spoon餐匙,大型匙

tea spoon茶匙

介词+～

a set of spoons一套匙

eat with a spoon用匙吃东西

take soup with a spoon用匙舀汤

past the spoon已长大成人

be born with a silver spoon in one\'s mouth出生在富贵人家

～+介词

a spoon of sugar一匙糖

a spoon of water一匙水

词组短语

greasy spoon低级小饭馆；经济小吃店

silver spoon财富（尤指继承的遗产）；电影（集合名词）；电影业

wooden spoon木匙；末名奖

soup spoon汤匙

fork and spoon叉子与勺子

tea spoon茶匙儿，茶勺

spoon out用匙舀

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

The spoon has been rusty from disuse.

汤匙因弃置不用而生锈了。

His soup spoon dropped onto the ground.

他的汤勺掉到了地上。

She was born with a silver spoon in her mouth.

她生来富贵。

You need a spoon to beat the mixture smooth.

你需要用一把调羹来搅均混合液。

用作及物动词(vt.)

He spooned up several cakes of cube sugar and stuffed them into his mouth.

他舀起了几块方糖,然后把它们全都塞进了嘴里。

用作不及物动词(vi.)

The young couple spoon all the time.

一对年轻人,常在调情求爱。

例句参考

Preverbal Infants Anticipate That Food Will Be Brought to the Mouth: An Eye Tracking Study of Manual Feeding and Flying Spoons

PORTIONING SPOONS

Wings, Spoons, Pills, and Quills: A Pluralist Theory of Function

Regulating spoons.

The Importance of Spoons

Spoons for making glucose-salt solution

Silver spoons and golden genes: genetic engineering and the egalitarian ethos

IMPLANT WITH ATTACHED ELEMENT AND METHOD OF MAKING SUCH AN IMPLANT

Spoon Handling in Two-to-Four-Year-Old Children