英:[spuːn]
美:[spuːn]
英:[spuːn]
美:[spuːn]
复数:spoons
第三人称单数:spoons
现在分词:spooning
过去式:spooned
过去分词:spooned
spoonlike (adj.)
noun
an eating or cooking implement consisting of a small shallow bowl with a relatively long handle
spoonful
two spoons of sugar
something (such as a tool or fishing lure) that resembles a spoon in shape
verb
transitive verb
to take up and usually transfer in a spoon
intransitive verb
to nestle close together while lying down with one person facing the back of another
[perh. from the Welsh custom of an engaged man's presenting his fiancée with an elaborately carved wooden spoon] to engage in amorous caressing, kissing, and conversation : neck
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
中古英语 spon,源自古英语 spon “木片,木屑,木片”(现已过时的意义),源自原始日耳曼语 *spe-nu-(源头还包括古诺尔斯语 spann, sponn “木片,碎片”,瑞典语 spån “木勺”,古弗里斯兰语 spon,中古荷兰语 spaen,荷兰语 spaan,古高地德语 span,德语 Span “木片,碎片”),曾被认为源自 PIE *spe-(2)“长而平的木片”(源头还包括希腊语 spathe “铲子”,也可能是希腊语 sphēn “楔子”,但参见 spheno-)。
中古英语中也指“屋顶瓦片”。作为一种由碗状或凹形部分和手柄组成的餐具的词,公元1300年在英语中出现(在古英语中,这样的东西可能是一个 metesticca)。这个意义上的词据说源自古诺尔斯语 sponn,它既指“勺子”又指“木片,瓦片”。餐具意义的发展是特定于中古英语和斯堪的纳维亚语,尽管中低地德语 spon 也指“木制铲子”。
“出生在 with a silver spoon in one's mouth”(指富裕)至少可以追溯到1719年(戈德史密斯,1765年有:“一个人出生时嘴里含着银勺,另一个人含着木勺”)。
Bihoueth hire a ful long spoon That shal ete with a feend. [Chaucer, c. 1395]
必须给她一把很长的勺子,才能与恶魔一起进餐。[乔叟,约1395年]
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棒钩
3号木头球棒
匙
Noun Middle English, from Old English spōn splinter, chip; akin to Old High German spān splinter, chip
The first known use of spoon was in the 14th century
sporangiumnoun
a sac or case within which spores are produced and stored
sporadicadjective
occurring or done now and then
spoornoun
a track, a trail, a scent, or droppings especially of a wild animal
spoon1 of 2noun
a utensil with a small shallow bowl and a handle that is used especially in eating and cooking
something (as a fishing lure) that resembles a spoon in shape
spoon2 of 2verb
to take up in or as if in a spoon
spoonfulnoun
as much as a spoon can hold
spoonerismnoun
a mixing up of usually the initial sounds of two or more words (as in "tons of soil" for "sons of toil")
spoonerismnoun
a mixing up of usually the initial sounds of two or more words (as in "tons of soil" for "sons of toil")
spoon1 of 2noun
a utensil with a small shallow bowl and a handle that is used especially in eating and cooking
something (as a fishing lure) that resembles a spoon in shape
spoon2 of 2verb
to take up in or as if in a spoon
spoonbillnoun
any of several wading birds related to the ibises that have a bill with a broad, flat, and rounded tip
spoon1 of 2noun
a utensil with a small shallow bowl and a handle that is used especially in eating and cooking
something (as a fishing lure) that resembles a spoon in shape
spoon2 of 2verb
to take up in or as if in a spoon
1 On one side of the kitchen table there were books and an inkstand—on the other side a fork, spoon, and plate.
2 She put down the wooden spoon she’d been using to stir the stew and unfolded the letter.
3 And what’s so satisfying is that I have, just like you,” she says, letting go of the spoon.
4 Gary asked, spooning ice cream into his mouth and grunting with delight.
5 I think of the knife, spoon and fork as an electric current.
6 Another spoon of foam and more laughter from him.
7 Louis had not managed to find very much money for our expedition, so our possessions were few and simple—a knife, fork, and spoon each, a couple of tin plates and tin mugs.
8 Babulya grumbled and dropped the spoon into the potion, then hooked her fingers in the air over the simmering pot.
9 We spoon chili into mismatched bowls from the cabinet and heap them with sour cream and pre-shredded cheese.
10 She mixed the potion with a big wooden spoon as it bubbled and, horrifyingly, cackled softly.
11 The yellow pillow, the yellow smell, the bottles and spoons.
12 Although he tried to sound humble, he was soon behaving perfectly naturally, standing over Mr. Lapham with his notebook in his hand, reading off exactly how those spoons had been ordered.
13 Another match was struck; the candle was lit again, and Gregory held it up so that its flame illuminated a massive, towering, teetering pile of spoons and kettles and soup bowls.
14 “You seem a little old for this,” she said, sculling out spoons of flesh from her half melon.
15 “No, yours,” said Mary Poppins, holding out the spoon to him.
16 I licked icing off a spoon and put it in the dishwasher.
17 So we spoon out the oatmeal, and we somehow get by.
18 So Tendai, not seeing any spoons or forks, broke off a piece of sad^a with his fingers and popped it into his mouth.
19 In it he puts a bedroll, cup, spoon, some raisins, a collapsible fishing rod and a change of clothes, a raincoat, and a couple of cans of stew.
20 Spoon the sauce over the meat.
用调羹将调味汁浇在肉上。
1 呆子
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4 爱抚
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5 傻瓜
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6 笨蛋
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7 挖土机
9 一匙
10 调情
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11 匙状假饵
12 汤匙
14 一杓的量
15 迷恋者
16 向…求爱
18 勺
19 动手动脚
21 谈情说爱
22 一匙的量