Definition of teaspoon in English:

teaspoon

nounˈtiːspuːnˈtiˌspun

1A small spoon used typically for adding sugar to and stirring hot drinks or for eating some foods.
Example sentencesExamples
- Drop batter from a teaspoon about 2 inches apart on the baking sheet.
- Using a teaspoon, spoon out some of the mixture and then, with the palms of both hands, form it into balls.
- We have a pot, water jug, fresh milk and sugar but no teaspoons.
- In 1783 Revere made twenty-four spoons engraved with the Swan crest - six large spoons, twelve large teaspoons, and six tablespoons.
- Sitting down, she took up the tumbler and the teaspoon and spooned up a bit of the mixture.
- Use standard measuring devices to take your medicines (household teaspoons, cups, or glasses vary widely in the amount they hold).
- One can play metal teaspoons, tablespoons, soup spoons, and wooden spoons.
1. 1.1 The amount held by a teaspoon, in the UK considered to be 5 millilitres when used as a measurement in cooking.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In addition to sugars that occur naturally in food, the average American diet includes 20 added teaspoons of sugar a day, much of it in soft drinks and prepared foods.
  The search box also performs unit conversions, such as 5 kilometres in miles or how many teaspoons in a cup?
  Always treat him/her with foods or beverages containing about 2-3 rounded teaspoons of sugar or honey.
  One scoop of ice cream holds seven teaspoons of sugar.
  Add a teaspoon salt, a teaspoon sugar and a generous sprinkle of dried Italian herbs.
  A simple alternative for making a rehydration solution is to mix half a teaspoon of table salt and 8 teaspoons of sugar in 1 liter of water.
  Place one pint of liquid fertilizer in the jar and add two teaspoons of the liquid herbicide.
  By way of example, a baked potato converted to blood sugar quicker than a teaspoon of sugar.
  A can of soft drink or a chocolate bar can contain six or seven teaspoons of sugar.
  Some of the newer varieties, such as Fuji and Braeburn, contain more than four teaspoons of sugar, according to the Food Standards Agency.
  I couldn't eat and was drinking tea with three teaspoons of sugar to give me energy.
  Place everything in a food processor with a teaspoon of salt and blend.
  Rub with a solution of 300 ml white spirit, 300 ml water and a teaspoon of washing-up liquid.
  A calorie is a measurement, just like a teaspoon or an inch.
  It means you can stimulate your paddock with your third of a teaspoon per hectare, stimulate the weeds, knock them down and then plant your crop.
  In cooking, ingredients are expressed in teaspoons, tablespoons, ounces, pounds, and cups.
  Just one average dish of the ubiquitous stir fry packs a whopping 1,321 kilojoules, with 23 teaspoons of oil and 115 grams of fat.
  He makes coffee for them both, strong black coffee and sweet - three teaspoons of sugar at least - and they drink it together in the cool darkness of their bedroom.
  Put it back into the jar and add 1 cup warm water, 2 teaspoons sugar, 2 teaspoons ginger.
  If you irrigate, and your water is also alkaline, acidify it with 2 teaspoons of vinegar per gallon of water.

Derivatives

teaspoonful

nounPlural teaspoonfulsˈtiːspuːnfʊlˈtiˌspunˌfʊl

Mix one teaspoonful of this curry powder with the yoghurt and salt, and toss the lamb cutlets until lightly coated.
Example sentencesExamples
- Drop by heaping teaspoonfuls on ungreased baking sheet.
- I love their piney, resinous, spicy smell, but you could add a teaspoonful of caraway seed - an old friend of the cabbage - instead.
- Drizzle on a teaspoonful of sesame oil if you're using it.
- Drop dough by heaping teaspoonfuls onto ungreased cookie sheet, about an inch apart.

Definition of teaspoon in US English:

teaspoon

nounˈtiˌspunˈtēˌspo͞on

1A small spoon used typically for adding sugar to and stirring hot drinks or for eating some soft foods.
Example sentencesExamples
- Drop batter from a teaspoon about 2 inches apart on the baking sheet.
- Using a teaspoon, spoon out some of the mixture and then, with the palms of both hands, form it into balls.
- We have a pot, water jug, fresh milk and sugar but no teaspoons.
- In 1783 Revere made twenty-four spoons engraved with the Swan crest - six large spoons, twelve large teaspoons, and six tablespoons.
- Sitting down, she took up the tumbler and the teaspoon and spooned up a bit of the mixture.
- One can play metal teaspoons, tablespoons, soup spoons, and wooden spoons.
- Use standard measuring devices to take your medicines (household teaspoons, cups, or glasses vary widely in the amount they hold).
1. 1.1 A measurement used in cooking, equivalent to 1/6 fluid ounce, 1/3 tablespoon, or 4.9 ml.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It means you can stimulate your paddock with your third of a teaspoon per hectare, stimulate the weeds, knock them down and then plant your crop.
  Rub with a solution of 300 ml white spirit, 300 ml water and a teaspoon of washing-up liquid.
  Put it back into the jar and add 1 cup warm water, 2 teaspoons sugar, 2 teaspoons ginger.
  The search box also performs unit conversions, such as 5 kilometres in miles or how many teaspoons in a cup?
  Just one average dish of the ubiquitous stir fry packs a whopping 1,321 kilojoules, with 23 teaspoons of oil and 115 grams of fat.
  One scoop of ice cream holds seven teaspoons of sugar.
  Add a teaspoon salt, a teaspoon sugar and a generous sprinkle of dried Italian herbs.
  He makes coffee for them both, strong black coffee and sweet - three teaspoons of sugar at least - and they drink it together in the cool darkness of their bedroom.
  In cooking, ingredients are expressed in teaspoons, tablespoons, ounces, pounds, and cups.
  Always treat him/her with foods or beverages containing about 2-3 rounded teaspoons of sugar or honey.
  Place one pint of liquid fertilizer in the jar and add two teaspoons of the liquid herbicide.
  I couldn't eat and was drinking tea with three teaspoons of sugar to give me energy.
  In addition to sugars that occur naturally in food, the average American diet includes 20 added teaspoons of sugar a day, much of it in soft drinks and prepared foods.
  A calorie is a measurement, just like a teaspoon or an inch.
  A simple alternative for making a rehydration solution is to mix half a teaspoon of table salt and 8 teaspoons of sugar in 1 liter of water.
  Place everything in a food processor with a teaspoon of salt and blend.
  By way of example, a baked potato converted to blood sugar quicker than a teaspoon of sugar.
  A can of soft drink or a chocolate bar can contain six or seven teaspoons of sugar.
  Some of the newer varieties, such as Fuji and Braeburn, contain more than four teaspoons of sugar, according to the Food Standards Agency.
  If you irrigate, and your water is also alkaline, acidify it with 2 teaspoons of vinegar per gallon of water.

单词	teaspoon
释义	Definition of teaspoon in English: teaspoon nounˈtiːspuːnˈtiˌspun 1A small spoon used typically for adding sugar to and stirring hot drinks or for eating some foods. Example sentencesExamples Drop batter from a teaspoon about 2 inches apart on the baking sheet. Using a teaspoon, spoon out some of the mixture and then, with the palms of both hands, form it into balls. We have a pot, water jug, fresh milk and sugar but no teaspoons. In 1783 Revere made twenty-four spoons engraved with the Swan crest - six large spoons, twelve large teaspoons, and six tablespoons. Sitting down, she took up the tumbler and the teaspoon and spooned up a bit of the mixture. Use standard measuring devices to take your medicines (household teaspoons, cups, or glasses vary widely in the amount they hold). One can play metal teaspoons, tablespoons, soup spoons, and wooden spoons. 1.1 The amount held by a teaspoon, in the UK considered to be 5 millilitres when used as a measurement in cooking. Example sentencesExamples In addition to sugars that occur naturally in food, the average American diet includes 20 added teaspoons of sugar a day, much of it in soft drinks and prepared foods. The search box also performs unit conversions, such as 5 kilometres in miles or how many teaspoons in a cup? Always treat him/her with foods or beverages containing about 2-3 rounded teaspoons of sugar or honey. One scoop of ice cream holds seven teaspoons of sugar. Add a teaspoon salt, a teaspoon sugar and a generous sprinkle of dried Italian herbs. A simple alternative for making a rehydration solution is to mix half a teaspoon of table salt and 8 teaspoons of sugar in 1 liter of water. Place one pint of liquid fertilizer in the jar and add two teaspoons of the liquid herbicide. By way of example, a baked potato converted to blood sugar quicker than a teaspoon of sugar. A can of soft drink or a chocolate bar can contain six or seven teaspoons of sugar. Some of the newer varieties, such as Fuji and Braeburn, contain more than four teaspoons of sugar, according to the Food Standards Agency. I couldn't eat and was drinking tea with three teaspoons of sugar to give me energy. Place everything in a food processor with a teaspoon of salt and blend. Rub with a solution of 300 ml white spirit, 300 ml water and a teaspoon of washing-up liquid. A calorie is a measurement, just like a teaspoon or an inch. It means you can stimulate your paddock with your third of a teaspoon per hectare, stimulate the weeds, knock them down and then plant your crop. In cooking, ingredients are expressed in teaspoons, tablespoons, ounces, pounds, and cups. Just one average dish of the ubiquitous stir fry packs a whopping 1,321 kilojoules, with 23 teaspoons of oil and 115 grams of fat. He makes coffee for them both, strong black coffee and sweet - three teaspoons of sugar at least - and they drink it together in the cool darkness of their bedroom. Put it back into the jar and add 1 cup warm water, 2 teaspoons sugar, 2 teaspoons ginger. If you irrigate, and your water is also alkaline, acidify it with 2 teaspoons of vinegar per gallon of water. Derivatives teaspoonful nounPlural teaspoonfulsˈtiːspuːnfʊlˈtiˌspunˌfʊl Mix one teaspoonful of this curry powder with the yoghurt and salt, and toss the lamb cutlets until lightly coated. Example sentencesExamples Drop by heaping teaspoonfuls on ungreased baking sheet. I love their piney, resinous, spicy smell, but you could add a teaspoonful of caraway seed - an old friend of the cabbage - instead. Drizzle on a teaspoonful of sesame oil if you're using it. Drop dough by heaping teaspoonfuls onto ungreased cookie sheet, about an inch apart. Definition of teaspoon in US English: teaspoon nounˈtiˌspunˈtēˌspo͞on 1A small spoon used typically for adding sugar to and stirring hot drinks or for eating some soft foods. Example sentencesExamples Drop batter from a teaspoon about 2 inches apart on the baking sheet. Using a teaspoon, spoon out some of the mixture and then, with the palms of both hands, form it into balls. We have a pot, water jug, fresh milk and sugar but no teaspoons. In 1783 Revere made twenty-four spoons engraved with the Swan crest - six large spoons, twelve large teaspoons, and six tablespoons. Sitting down, she took up the tumbler and the teaspoon and spooned up a bit of the mixture. One can play metal teaspoons, tablespoons, soup spoons, and wooden spoons. Use standard measuring devices to take your medicines (household teaspoons, cups, or glasses vary widely in the amount they hold). 1.1 A measurement used in cooking, equivalent to 1/6 fluid ounce, 1/3 tablespoon, or 4.9 ml. Example sentencesExamples It means you can stimulate your paddock with your third of a teaspoon per hectare, stimulate the weeds, knock them down and then plant your crop. Rub with a solution of 300 ml white spirit, 300 ml water and a teaspoon of washing-up liquid. Put it back into the jar and add 1 cup warm water, 2 teaspoons sugar, 2 teaspoons ginger. The search box also performs unit conversions, such as 5 kilometres in miles or how many teaspoons in a cup? Just one average dish of the ubiquitous stir fry packs a whopping 1,321 kilojoules, with 23 teaspoons of oil and 115 grams of fat. One scoop of ice cream holds seven teaspoons of sugar. Add a teaspoon salt, a teaspoon sugar and a generous sprinkle of dried Italian herbs. He makes coffee for them both, strong black coffee and sweet - three teaspoons of sugar at least - and they drink it together in the cool darkness of their bedroom. In cooking, ingredients are expressed in teaspoons, tablespoons, ounces, pounds, and cups. Always treat him/her with foods or beverages containing about 2-3 rounded teaspoons of sugar or honey. Place one pint of liquid fertilizer in the jar and add two teaspoons of the liquid herbicide. I couldn't eat and was drinking tea with three teaspoons of sugar to give me energy. In addition to sugars that occur naturally in food, the average American diet includes 20 added teaspoons of sugar a day, much of it in soft drinks and prepared foods. A calorie is a measurement, just like a teaspoon or an inch. A simple alternative for making a rehydration solution is to mix half a teaspoon of table salt and 8 teaspoons of sugar in 1 liter of water. Place everything in a food processor with a teaspoon of salt and blend. By way of example, a baked potato converted to blood sugar quicker than a teaspoon of sugar. A can of soft drink or a chocolate bar can contain six or seven teaspoons of sugar. Some of the newer varieties, such as Fuji and Braeburn, contain more than four teaspoons of sugar, according to the Food Standards Agency. If you irrigate, and your water is also alkaline, acidify it with 2 teaspoons of vinegar per gallon of water.
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