spoonful

英 [ˈspuːnfʊl]

美 [ˈspuːnfʊl]

n.  一勺(的量)

复数：spoonfuls　

高考TEM8医学

Collins.1 / BNC.15630 / COCA.14845

牛津词典

noun

• 一勺（的量）
  the amount that a spoon can hold
  1. two spoonfuls of sugar
     两勺糖

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 一匙之量
  You can refer to an amount of food resting on a spoon as aspoonful offood.
  1. He took a spoonful of the stew and ate it.
     他舀了一匙炖菜吃了。
  2. ...three spoonfuls of sugar.
     3匙糖

英英释义

noun

• as much as a spoon will hold
  1. he added two spoons of sugar
  Synonym:spoon

双语例句

• Slote took a spoonful of gummy Scotch broth.
  斯洛特喝了一匙粘糊糊的苏格兰肉汤。
• Mrs. Shakespeare advised her to take a spoonful of laudanum for the headache.
  莎士比亚夫人建议她服用一片鸦片酊治她的头疼。
• Take a table spoonful of this medicine three times a day after meals.
  这药一天服三次，每次服汤匙，饭后服用。
• She took a spoonful of porridge from the big bowl and put it in her mouth, but there was a lot of salt in it.
  她从大碗里舀了一勺放进嘴里，粥里盐放得太多了。
• He ate a spoonful of soup and found it tasty.
  他品尝了一匙汤，觉得很可口。
• She puts a spoonful of milk in the cup.
  她在杯子里加了一匙牛奶。
• "Probably a spoonful of lard and not every night," he says.
  “可能一勺猪油，而不是每天晚上，”他说。
• One spoonful at a time.
  当然是一次吃一口了。
• She put a spoonful of milk in each of the two cups.
  她在两个杯子里各加了一匙牛奶。
• The cook threw in a spoonful of salt as she stirred soup.
  厨师搅和汤时放进一匙盐。