Definition of sugar lump in English:

sugar lump

noun

British

A small cube of compacted sugar used especially for sweetening hot drinks.
Example sentencesExamples
- Drawing a parallel with the polio vaccine being administered in a sugar lump, the research could lead to all immunisation becoming completely painless.
- We all played with it - Glen was feeding it sugar lumps!
- Place the coffee beans and sugar lumps into a coffee grinder, blitz until coarsely ground.
- Another success was the sugar lump stacking competitions which saw the winner achieve a double stack totalling 122 cubes.
- They are on stage four times each performance this week and contentedly spend the long intervals between appearances in a pen, receiving frequent visitors - and sugar lumps!
- Giving a vaccine on a sugar lump or as a drink will make the administration much better.
- Helen Baxendale does this great thing, right, of drinking a cup of tea and then picking out the half-melted bits of sugar lump, popping them in her mouth and crunching them.
- I remember the vaccinations, the sugar lump for polio, in a large room.
- It takes place on the Maidan, the dusty central park, on which stands the Victoria Memorial, a monument that looks as if a mad confectioner had decided to build the world's largest structure out of sugar lumps.
- Tea arrives in small cups, with sugar lumps on the side.
- Some virologists, including Albert Sabin, whose sugar lump OPV was adopted for use the world over, acknowledged this fact in their publications.
- Emily added two sugar lumps to the cup of tea and passed it to Mr. Wheatwall.
- You place the sugar lump in your mouth and then start sipping the tea, I have been told.
- The last three I have eaten have been like sucking a sugar lump.
- Even so, I can't help wondering how any piece of confectionery can survive in today's world when it is crowned with half a pound of crushed sugar lumps.
- ‘A friend once told me that in times of crisis, the best thing to do is put another sugar lump in your tea,’ says Toner.
- Chris had a major six-hour operation at Leeds General Infirmary to remove the tumour which was the size of a sugar lump.
- On a trip to France at that time, I discussed it over dinner with a French doctor as he chewed his way through 15 sugar lumps waiting for our hors d' oeuvres.
- Examples are a glass of fruit juice that contains sugar, sugar lumps, chocolate, biscuits, a handful of sweets, glucose tablets or dextrose gel (such as Hypostop Gel).
- There are cafes everywhere - old man places with dank wood paneling, and young lady places with stained glass lamps and fancy sugar lumps.

单词	sugar lump
释义	Definition of sugar lump in English: sugar lump noun British A small cube of compacted sugar used especially for sweetening hot drinks. Example sentencesExamples Drawing a parallel with the polio vaccine being administered in a sugar lump, the research could lead to all immunisation becoming completely painless. We all played with it - Glen was feeding it sugar lumps! Place the coffee beans and sugar lumps into a coffee grinder, blitz until coarsely ground. Another success was the sugar lump stacking competitions which saw the winner achieve a double stack totalling 122 cubes. They are on stage four times each performance this week and contentedly spend the long intervals between appearances in a pen, receiving frequent visitors - and sugar lumps! Giving a vaccine on a sugar lump or as a drink will make the administration much better. Helen Baxendale does this great thing, right, of drinking a cup of tea and then picking out the half-melted bits of sugar lump, popping them in her mouth and crunching them. I remember the vaccinations, the sugar lump for polio, in a large room. It takes place on the Maidan, the dusty central park, on which stands the Victoria Memorial, a monument that looks as if a mad confectioner had decided to build the world's largest structure out of sugar lumps. Tea arrives in small cups, with sugar lumps on the side. Some virologists, including Albert Sabin, whose sugar lump OPV was adopted for use the world over, acknowledged this fact in their publications. Emily added two sugar lumps to the cup of tea and passed it to Mr. Wheatwall. You place the sugar lump in your mouth and then start sipping the tea, I have been told. The last three I have eaten have been like sucking a sugar lump. Even so, I can't help wondering how any piece of confectionery can survive in today's world when it is crowned with half a pound of crushed sugar lumps. ‘A friend once told me that in times of crisis, the best thing to do is put another sugar lump in your tea,’ says Toner. Chris had a major six-hour operation at Leeds General Infirmary to remove the tumour which was the size of a sugar lump. On a trip to France at that time, I discussed it over dinner with a French doctor as he chewed his way through 15 sugar lumps waiting for our hors d' oeuvres. Examples are a glass of fruit juice that contains sugar, sugar lumps, chocolate, biscuits, a handful of sweets, glucose tablets or dextrose gel (such as Hypostop Gel). There are cafes everywhere - old man places with dank wood paneling, and young lady places with stained glass lamps and fancy sugar lumps.
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