Definition of spoonful in English:

spoonful

noun ˈspuːnfʊlˈspunˌfʊl

nounˈspo͞onˌfo͝olˈspunˌfʊl

单词	spoonful
释义	Definition of spoonful in English: spoonful noun ˈspuːnfʊlˈspunˌfʊl As much as can be contained in a spoon. add a spoonful of honey to a glass of hot water Example sentencesExamples She declared it smooth and sweet, and grudgingly offered me a spoonful. She took another spoonful of her broth. One spoonful of contaminated food may be enough to make you very ill—or even kill you. Serve with tangy chutneys and a spoonful of butter. Fry mixture in spoonfuls until golden on each side. Definition of spoonful in US English: spoonful nounˈspo͞onˌfo͝olˈspunˌfʊl As much as can be contained in a spoon. add a spoonful of honey to a glass of hot water Example sentencesExamples One spoonful of contaminated food may be enough to make you very ill—or even kill you. She declared it smooth and sweet, and grudgingly offered me a spoonful. She took another spoonful of her broth. Fry mixture in spoonfuls until golden on each side. Serve with tangy chutneys and a spoonful of butter.
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