tablespoonful

ta·ble·spoon·ful

T0004000 (tā′bəl-spo͞on-fo͝ol′)n. pl. ta·ble·spoon·fuls The amount that a tablespoon can hold.

ta•ble•spoon•ful

(ˈteɪ bəl spunˌfʊl)

n., pl. -fuls. 1. the amount a tablespoon can hold. 2. a volumetric measure equal to ½ fluid ounce (14.8 ml), or three teaspoonfuls. [1765–75] usage: See -ful.

Thesaurus

Noun

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tablespoonful - as much as a tablespoon will hold tablespooncontainerful - the quantity that a container will hold

Translations

一大汤匙容量的

table

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