teaspoonful
teaspoonful — 名詞
1. the quantity of a soft, powdery, or liquid substance that fills a standard teasp
一茶匙
一茶匙可裝載的份量
the quantity of a soft, powdery, or liquid substance that fills a standard teaspoon, used especially as a rough measurement in cooking and for liquid medicine.
Linh added a teaspoonful of sugar to her tea before taking the first sip.
Linh 在喝茶之前,先加了一茶匙的糖到茶裡。
a teaspoonful of + [substance]
The doctor told Naoko to take one teaspoonful of the brown cough syrup each night.
醫生告訴 Naoko,每晚要喝一茶匙那種棕色的止咳糖漿。
take + a teaspoonful of + [medicine]
A single teaspoonful of salt can season a whole pot of chicken soup perfectly.
一小茶匙的鹽就足以替整鍋雞湯完美調味。
Eshe measured a teaspoonful of honey and drizzled it over her oatmeal.
Eshe 量了一茶匙的蜂蜜,淋在她的燕麥片上。
Hugo stirred a teaspoonful of baking powder into the flour mixture for the cake.
Hugo 攪拌了一茶匙的泡打粉到做蛋糕的麵粉混合物中。
文法句型
a teaspoonful of + [substance]
two teaspoonfuls of + [substance]
用法筆記
Countable noun. Its plural form can be either 'teaspoonfuls' or (less commonly) 'teaspoonsful'. The -ful suffix turns a container name into a measurement unit, following the same pattern as 'handful', 'cupful', and 'tablespoonful'. This sense is distinct from 'teaspoon', which names the utensil itself.