cereal

Word family nouncerealistadjectivecereal

Related topics: Food, Crops, Food, dish

ce·re·al /ˈsɪəriəl $ ˈsɪr-/ S3 noun → serial

[countableC, uncountableU]DF a breakfast food made from grain and usually eaten with milk 〔通常与牛奶一起吃的〕谷类早餐食物，麦片

a bowl of breakfast cereal

一碗早餐麦片

→4 See picture of 见图 cereal

2 [countableC]TAC a plant grown to produce grain, for example wheat, rice etc 谷类植物，谷物

cereal crops

谷类作物

Examples from the Corpus

cereal• Eaten with milk or cream, they made an acceptable breakfast cereal.• Some products that bear freshness dates are cheeses, breakfast cereals, bakery products, and mayonnaise.• Looking at the table we can see how low the calcium level is in cereals.• Lucky Charms Nestlé's kicking cereal.• a bowl of cereal• It seems as though every day a new kind of cereal appears on the grocery shelves.• Millet was still the primary cereal crop.• Half of Britain's cereal farms rank among the big 300,000.• Soon afterwards, he moved from livestock to cereal.

breakfast cereal• Most over-the-counter breakfast cereals have 2 to 4 grams of fiber, and high-fiber cereals have up to 9 grams.• Advertisements for breakfast cereals may present a happy, harmonious family in a sunny bright kitchen.• The local grocery in Brandon, Manitoba, sports 12,000 food products and flaunts 56 brands of breakfast cereal.• It was when I went on breakfast cereals that liquor got me.• In the supermarkets of Colombo and Kandy, Puffa-Puffa-rice breakfast cereal is on sale for the equivalent of three dollars a packet.• Bread, rolls, breakfast cereal, bananas and fried fruit are ideal.• Alternate among several breakfast cereals that contain four grams of fiber or more per serving.• Euell Gibbons once claimed on my living room television that some breakfast cereal tasted like hickory nuts.

Origin cereal

(1800-1900) French céréale, from Latin cerealis “of Ceres”, from Ceres ancient Roman goddess of grain and farming

单词	cereal
释义	cereal Word family nouncerealistadjectivecereal Related topics: Food, Crops, Food, dish ce·re·al /ˈsɪəriəl $ ˈsɪr-/ ●●● S3 noun → serial 1 [countableC, uncountableU]DF a breakfast food made from grain and usually eaten with milk 〔通常与牛奶一起吃的〕谷类早餐食物，麦片 a bowl of breakfast cereal 一碗早餐麦片 →4 See picture of 见图 cereal 2 [countableC]TAC a plant grown to produce grain, for example wheat, rice etc 谷类植物，谷物 cereal crops 谷类作物 Examples from the Corpus cereal• Eaten with milk or cream, they made an acceptable breakfast cereal.• Some products that bear freshness dates are cheeses, breakfast cereals, bakery products, and mayonnaise.• Looking at the table we can see how low the calcium level is in cereals.• Lucky Charms Nestlé's kicking cereal.• a bowl of cereal• It seems as though every day a new kind of cereal appears on the grocery shelves.• Millet was still the primary cereal crop.• Half of Britain's cereal farms rank among the big 300,000.• Soon afterwards, he moved from livestock to cereal. breakfast cereal• Most over-the-counter breakfast cereals have 2 to 4 grams of fiber, and high-fiber cereals have up to 9 grams.• Advertisements for breakfast cereals may present a happy, harmonious family in a sunny bright kitchen.• The local grocery in Brandon, Manitoba, sports 12,000 food products and flaunts 56 brands of breakfast cereal.• It was when I went on breakfast cereals that liquor got me.• In the supermarkets of Colombo and Kandy, Puffa-Puffa-rice breakfast cereal is on sale for the equivalent of three dollars a packet.• Bread, rolls, breakfast cereal, bananas and fried fruit are ideal.• Alternate among several breakfast cereals that contain four grams of fiber or more per serving.• Euell Gibbons once claimed on my living room television that some breakfast cereal tasted like hickory nuts. Origin cereal (1800-1900) French céréale, from Latin cerealis “of Ceres”, from Ceres ancient Roman goddess of grain and farming
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