Definition of dessertspoon in English:

dessertspoon

noundɪˈzəːtspuːndəˈzərtˌspun

1A spoon used for dessert, smaller than a tablespoon and larger than a teaspoon.
Example sentencesExamples
- Form the mixture into egg-shaped quenelles using two dessertspoons.
- She spied a dessertspoon with the lumpy pudding they had left - if she was going to make her ‘great escape’, no matter how long it was going to take, she was going to have to make it somewhere!
- With a dessertspoon, scoop out the seeds and discard.
- With the back of a dessertspoon, gently press the fruit down into the ramekin.
- They had laid cash, including a hefty tip, on the silver plate, and commandeered an unused dessertspoon to act as a paperweight.
- I played with my dessertspoon as the others began to clear up, my conversation with Chase echoing through my head.
1. 1.1 The amount held by a dessertspoon, in the UK considered to be 11.8 millilitres when used as a measurement in cooking.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Make a small roux by melting about 20 g butter and flour (roughly a dessertspoon of each) together in a saucepan.
  A short while before the match kicks off, heat a dessertspoon of the oil in the pan and add the chopped onion and pepper.
  For diarrhoea try a dessertspoon cornflour with 1/2 cup water.
  Toss with a dessertspoon of sea salt and pack into a colander pressed with a weighted plate for approx. 1 hour.
  Add one dessertspoon of honey and two teaspoons of lemon juice.
  A serving of vegetables is two dessertspoons.
  When the pan is hot (test by dropping a teaspoon of batter on to it: it should bubble within one minute), drop 1 dessertspoon of batter into the pan and repeat three times to make four pancakes.
  To exceed advised levels of exposure from eating grossly contaminated DU dust which had settled within a destroyed tank, in practical terms, a child would need to set about swallowing over five dessertspoons heaped with dust.
  Spoon dessertspoons of batter into the pan and cook on a medium heat until the underside begins to brown and the tops look lightly set.
  Cover base of a large serving dish in double cream, add a dessertspoon of pesto and stir to combine.
  India's wine consumption is less than one dessertspoon per capita.
  Spread the butter side with 1 dessertspoon of mayonnaise then top this with lettuce, then the bacon, then the tomato and season with pepper (no salt, bacon is salty enough).
  To speed up the beauty part of the process, invest in a body exfoliator or pour a dessertspoon of olive oil over a handful of sea salt granules and apply to the skin, daily.
  Try around a dessertspoon a day for one month before the season starts to build up antibodies.

Derivatives

dessertspoonful

nounPlural dessertspoonfulsdɪˈzəːtspuːnfʊldəˈzərtˌspunˌfʊl

Scatter half a chopped onion, half a garlic clove, and 2 dessertspoonfuls of salt over meat.
Example sentencesExamples
- I know a married couple that has been taking 2-3 dessertspoonfuls of cod-liver oil a day (the orange flavour) for several years.
- Add a dash of brown sugar (about a dessertspoonful) to the meat and a couple of teaspoonfuls of pesto to the vegetables.
- One or two dessertspoonfuls of linseeds each day usually have the desired effect.
- Drop a scant dessertspoonful of the mixture on to lightly oiled oven trays, leaving room for spreading.

Definition of dessertspoon in US English:

dessertspoon

noundəˈzərtˌspo͞ondəˈzərtˌspun

1A spoon used for dessert, smaller than a tablespoon and larger than a teaspoon.
Example sentencesExamples
- She spied a dessertspoon with the lumpy pudding they had left - if she was going to make her ‘great escape’, no matter how long it was going to take, she was going to have to make it somewhere!
- Form the mixture into egg-shaped quenelles using two dessertspoons.
- I played with my dessertspoon as the others began to clear up, my conversation with Chase echoing through my head.
- With a dessertspoon, scoop out the seeds and discard.
- They had laid cash, including a hefty tip, on the silver plate, and commandeered an unused dessertspoon to act as a paperweight.
- With the back of a dessertspoon, gently press the fruit down into the ramekin.
1. 1.1 The amount held by a dessertspoon.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Try around a dessertspoon a day for one month before the season starts to build up antibodies.
  A serving of vegetables is two dessertspoons.
  Add one dessertspoon of honey and two teaspoons of lemon juice.
  For diarrhoea try a dessertspoon cornflour with 1/2 cup water.
  A short while before the match kicks off, heat a dessertspoon of the oil in the pan and add the chopped onion and pepper.
  To exceed advised levels of exposure from eating grossly contaminated DU dust which had settled within a destroyed tank, in practical terms, a child would need to set about swallowing over five dessertspoons heaped with dust.
  When the pan is hot (test by dropping a teaspoon of batter on to it: it should bubble within one minute), drop 1 dessertspoon of batter into the pan and repeat three times to make four pancakes.
  Toss with a dessertspoon of sea salt and pack into a colander pressed with a weighted plate for approx. 1 hour.
  Spoon dessertspoons of batter into the pan and cook on a medium heat until the underside begins to brown and the tops look lightly set.
  Make a small roux by melting about 20 g butter and flour (roughly a dessertspoon of each) together in a saucepan.
  To speed up the beauty part of the process, invest in a body exfoliator or pour a dessertspoon of olive oil over a handful of sea salt granules and apply to the skin, daily.
  Cover base of a large serving dish in double cream, add a dessertspoon of pesto and stir to combine.
  Spread the butter side with 1 dessertspoon of mayonnaise then top this with lettuce, then the bacon, then the tomato and season with pepper (no salt, bacon is salty enough).
  India's wine consumption is less than one dessertspoon per capita.

单词	dessertspoon
释义	Definition of dessertspoon in English: dessertspoon noundɪˈzəːtspuːndəˈzərtˌspun 1A spoon used for dessert, smaller than a tablespoon and larger than a teaspoon. Example sentencesExamples Form the mixture into egg-shaped quenelles using two dessertspoons. She spied a dessertspoon with the lumpy pudding they had left - if she was going to make her ‘great escape’, no matter how long it was going to take, she was going to have to make it somewhere! With a dessertspoon, scoop out the seeds and discard. With the back of a dessertspoon, gently press the fruit down into the ramekin. They had laid cash, including a hefty tip, on the silver plate, and commandeered an unused dessertspoon to act as a paperweight. I played with my dessertspoon as the others began to clear up, my conversation with Chase echoing through my head. 1.1 The amount held by a dessertspoon, in the UK considered to be 11.8 millilitres when used as a measurement in cooking. Example sentencesExamples Make a small roux by melting about 20 g butter and flour (roughly a dessertspoon of each) together in a saucepan. A short while before the match kicks off, heat a dessertspoon of the oil in the pan and add the chopped onion and pepper. For diarrhoea try a dessertspoon cornflour with 1/2 cup water. Toss with a dessertspoon of sea salt and pack into a colander pressed with a weighted plate for approx. 1 hour. Add one dessertspoon of honey and two teaspoons of lemon juice. A serving of vegetables is two dessertspoons. When the pan is hot (test by dropping a teaspoon of batter on to it: it should bubble within one minute), drop 1 dessertspoon of batter into the pan and repeat three times to make four pancakes. To exceed advised levels of exposure from eating grossly contaminated DU dust which had settled within a destroyed tank, in practical terms, a child would need to set about swallowing over five dessertspoons heaped with dust. Spoon dessertspoons of batter into the pan and cook on a medium heat until the underside begins to brown and the tops look lightly set. Cover base of a large serving dish in double cream, add a dessertspoon of pesto and stir to combine. India's wine consumption is less than one dessertspoon per capita. Spread the butter side with 1 dessertspoon of mayonnaise then top this with lettuce, then the bacon, then the tomato and season with pepper (no salt, bacon is salty enough). To speed up the beauty part of the process, invest in a body exfoliator or pour a dessertspoon of olive oil over a handful of sea salt granules and apply to the skin, daily. Try around a dessertspoon a day for one month before the season starts to build up antibodies. Derivatives dessertspoonful nounPlural dessertspoonfulsdɪˈzəːtspuːnfʊldəˈzərtˌspunˌfʊl Scatter half a chopped onion, half a garlic clove, and 2 dessertspoonfuls of salt over meat. Example sentencesExamples I know a married couple that has been taking 2-3 dessertspoonfuls of cod-liver oil a day (the orange flavour) for several years. Add a dash of brown sugar (about a dessertspoonful) to the meat and a couple of teaspoonfuls of pesto to the vegetables. One or two dessertspoonfuls of linseeds each day usually have the desired effect. Drop a scant dessertspoonful of the mixture on to lightly oiled oven trays, leaving room for spreading. Definition of dessertspoon in US English: dessertspoon noundəˈzərtˌspo͞ondəˈzərtˌspun 1A spoon used for dessert, smaller than a tablespoon and larger than a teaspoon. Example sentencesExamples She spied a dessertspoon with the lumpy pudding they had left - if she was going to make her ‘great escape’, no matter how long it was going to take, she was going to have to make it somewhere! Form the mixture into egg-shaped quenelles using two dessertspoons. I played with my dessertspoon as the others began to clear up, my conversation with Chase echoing through my head. With a dessertspoon, scoop out the seeds and discard. They had laid cash, including a hefty tip, on the silver plate, and commandeered an unused dessertspoon to act as a paperweight. With the back of a dessertspoon, gently press the fruit down into the ramekin. 1.1 The amount held by a dessertspoon. Example sentencesExamples Try around a dessertspoon a day for one month before the season starts to build up antibodies. A serving of vegetables is two dessertspoons. Add one dessertspoon of honey and two teaspoons of lemon juice. For diarrhoea try a dessertspoon cornflour with 1/2 cup water. A short while before the match kicks off, heat a dessertspoon of the oil in the pan and add the chopped onion and pepper. To exceed advised levels of exposure from eating grossly contaminated DU dust which had settled within a destroyed tank, in practical terms, a child would need to set about swallowing over five dessertspoons heaped with dust. When the pan is hot (test by dropping a teaspoon of batter on to it: it should bubble within one minute), drop 1 dessertspoon of batter into the pan and repeat three times to make four pancakes. Toss with a dessertspoon of sea salt and pack into a colander pressed with a weighted plate for approx. 1 hour. Spoon dessertspoons of batter into the pan and cook on a medium heat until the underside begins to brown and the tops look lightly set. Make a small roux by melting about 20 g butter and flour (roughly a dessertspoon of each) together in a saucepan. To speed up the beauty part of the process, invest in a body exfoliator or pour a dessertspoon of olive oil over a handful of sea salt granules and apply to the skin, daily. Cover base of a large serving dish in double cream, add a dessertspoon of pesto and stir to combine. Spread the butter side with 1 dessertspoon of mayonnaise then top this with lettuce, then the bacon, then the tomato and season with pepper (no salt, bacon is salty enough). India's wine consumption is less than one dessertspoon per capita.
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