Definition of teabag in English:

teabag

nounˈtiːbaɡ

A small porous sachet containing tea leaves or powdered tea, on to which boiling water is poured in order to make a drink of tea.
Example sentencesExamples
- For puffiness, place a wet tea bag over your eyes (uh, close 'em first) for 10 minutes.
- Mullen is lean and balding, favors tight, short-sleeved shirts, and can usually be found steeping a tea bag in hot water.
- Pour 1 cup of boiling water over a tea bag and steep, covered, for 15 minutes.
- These are contained within a retrievable tea bag.
- Enjoying tea involves far more than just boiling water, adding a tea bag and gulping.
- But he just sat gazing down at the message on his tea bag: Marriage is when there are two bodies but only one soul.
- Connie asked to have whatever would be the least trouble, and ended up with a tea bag and a microwaved cup of water.
- She peered over his shoulder as she grabbed a tea bag.
- These farms could have a small processing plant on site which could take the dry ingredients and put them in a form familiar to the patients who use traditional healers: in other words, the humble tea bag.
- She placed the tea bag into the water and pushed it to the bottom of the cup with her spoon, turning the water dark brown.
- Russell, who in his tea-drinking pomp would get through 20 cups a day, used to dip the tea bag in once, add plenty of milk, then hang it on a nail ready for subsequent use.
- I never have supplies of anything in preparation for running out of it, and consequently visitors to my flat huddle in partial darkness, sharing a tea bag.
- He poured equal amounts of hot water into the mugs and stuck a tea bag in each.
- They're round, square or pyramid-shaped, but surely a tea bag should be T-shaped - a branding dream, simple.
- The tea bag is fished out from the first ‘brewing’ mug, and placed in the bottom of the empty ‘warm’ mug, where a small splash of milk is poured over it.
- The pile of Earl Grey on the left comes from a tea bag.
- She reached around into a cupboard behind her and grabbed a tea bag, dispensing it into the scalding water.
- She fished out a cup, a bag of sugar, and a tea bag.
- After his request for a cup of tea fell on deaf ears, by way of protest, he is reported to have sent a cross letter to Central Office with a tea bag attached.
- Place the tea bag on the eyes for ten minutes or more.

单词	teabag
释义	Definition of teabag in English: teabag nounˈtiːbaɡ A small porous sachet containing tea leaves or powdered tea, on to which boiling water is poured in order to make a drink of tea. Example sentencesExamples For puffiness, place a wet tea bag over your eyes (uh, close 'em first) for 10 minutes. Mullen is lean and balding, favors tight, short-sleeved shirts, and can usually be found steeping a tea bag in hot water. Pour 1 cup of boiling water over a tea bag and steep, covered, for 15 minutes. These are contained within a retrievable tea bag. Enjoying tea involves far more than just boiling water, adding a tea bag and gulping. But he just sat gazing down at the message on his tea bag: Marriage is when there are two bodies but only one soul. Connie asked to have whatever would be the least trouble, and ended up with a tea bag and a microwaved cup of water. She peered over his shoulder as she grabbed a tea bag. These farms could have a small processing plant on site which could take the dry ingredients and put them in a form familiar to the patients who use traditional healers: in other words, the humble tea bag. She placed the tea bag into the water and pushed it to the bottom of the cup with her spoon, turning the water dark brown. Russell, who in his tea-drinking pomp would get through 20 cups a day, used to dip the tea bag in once, add plenty of milk, then hang it on a nail ready for subsequent use. I never have supplies of anything in preparation for running out of it, and consequently visitors to my flat huddle in partial darkness, sharing a tea bag. He poured equal amounts of hot water into the mugs and stuck a tea bag in each. They're round, square or pyramid-shaped, but surely a tea bag should be T-shaped - a branding dream, simple. The tea bag is fished out from the first ‘brewing’ mug, and placed in the bottom of the empty ‘warm’ mug, where a small splash of milk is poured over it. The pile of Earl Grey on the left comes from a tea bag. She reached around into a cupboard behind her and grabbed a tea bag, dispensing it into the scalding water. She fished out a cup, a bag of sugar, and a tea bag. After his request for a cup of tea fell on deaf ears, by way of protest, he is reported to have sent a cross letter to Central Office with a tea bag attached. Place the tea bag on the eyes for ten minutes or more.
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