dollop
英 [ˈdɒləp] 美 [ˈdɑləp]

n.

块，团；

变形

复数：dollops

英英释义

dollop[ 'dɔləp ]

• n.a small measure (usually of food)

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. She put a dollop of ice-cream in each bowl.
   她在每个碗里放了一团冰淇淋。
2. A dollop of romance now and then is good for everybody.
   时而来点儿浪漫对每个人都有所裨益。
3. Mr Putin's speech contained a large dollop of self-serving anti-American cant.
   普京的演讲中包含着大量自私的反美言辞。

权威例句

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