Definition of toothpick in English:

toothpick

noun ˈtuːθpɪkˈtuθˌpɪk

A short pointed piece of wood or plastic used for removing bits of food lodged between the teeth.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Once the squid are ready, remove the toothpicks.
- Allow the slices to cool; cut them into half-inch pieces and skewer with toothpicks.
- Using toothpick, pin or point of knife, remove meat from shells and place in reserved liquid.
- Alternatively, dip a toothpick or sliver of wood in glue and break off the tip in the stripped hole, then reinstall the screw.
- Forrest silently toyed with the toothpick lodged between his lips.
- Run a plastic toothpick or the end of a big sewing machine needle around the insignia and rings.
- Woodenware (spoons, various kitchen utensils, toothpicks, and sieves) was produced in several centers.
- He had a toothpick lodged in his mouth, as his walkman blasted out the most recent songs on the Tokyo top 50.
- Remove and discard the toothpicks from the Brussels sprouts and set aside, keeping warm.
- Hoss sat down at the table, removed the toothpick, and picked up a mug of beer.
- You can choose from a small pocketknife that has fewer functions, or a larger knife with endless functions, ranging from corkscrews to toothpicks.
- I asked her why she not only refused any food but rolled cigarettes the size of toothpicks.
- Most everyone has witnessed the elementary science lesson of the toothpick in the avocado pit growing roots in a baby food jar.
- These pom-pom cocktail sticks are adorable - and so much more fun than just regular toothpicks for small bites of food.
- Fork holders and toothpicks made out of bread work are commendable.
- Another technique was to use ordinary round wooden toothpicks as our primary tools.
- Mix up some 1-hour epoxy, and work the goo into the holes with a small tool such as a toothpick.
- The knife in my hands slipped when the wagon hit a rut, nicking a rogue gouge from the piece of wood I was absently whittling down to a toothpick.
- Max grinned slightly, turning around and removing the toothpick from his mouth.
- Pasita is a sweet alcohol served in shot glasses with a piece of cheese and a raisin on a toothpick.

Definition of toothpick in US English:

toothpick

nounˈto͞oTHˌpikˈtuθˌpɪk

A short pointed piece of wood or plastic used for removing bits of food lodged between the teeth.
牙签
Example sentencesExamples
- He had a toothpick lodged in his mouth, as his walkman blasted out the most recent songs on the Tokyo top 50.
- Alternatively, dip a toothpick or sliver of wood in glue and break off the tip in the stripped hole, then reinstall the screw.
- Another technique was to use ordinary round wooden toothpicks as our primary tools.
- Run a plastic toothpick or the end of a big sewing machine needle around the insignia and rings.
- These pom-pom cocktail sticks are adorable - and so much more fun than just regular toothpicks for small bites of food.
- Pasita is a sweet alcohol served in shot glasses with a piece of cheese and a raisin on a toothpick.
- Allow the slices to cool; cut them into half-inch pieces and skewer with toothpicks.
- Remove and discard the toothpicks from the Brussels sprouts and set aside, keeping warm.
- Most everyone has witnessed the elementary science lesson of the toothpick in the avocado pit growing roots in a baby food jar.
- Hoss sat down at the table, removed the toothpick, and picked up a mug of beer.
- Fork holders and toothpicks made out of bread work are commendable.
- Using toothpick, pin or point of knife, remove meat from shells and place in reserved liquid.
- Woodenware (spoons, various kitchen utensils, toothpicks, and sieves) was produced in several centers.
- Max grinned slightly, turning around and removing the toothpick from his mouth.
- Once the squid are ready, remove the toothpicks.
- I asked her why she not only refused any food but rolled cigarettes the size of toothpicks.
- The knife in my hands slipped when the wagon hit a rut, nicking a rogue gouge from the piece of wood I was absently whittling down to a toothpick.
- Forrest silently toyed with the toothpick lodged between his lips.
- You can choose from a small pocketknife that has fewer functions, or a larger knife with endless functions, ranging from corkscrews to toothpicks.
- Mix up some 1-hour epoxy, and work the goo into the holes with a small tool such as a toothpick.

单词	toothpick
释义	Definition of toothpick in English: toothpick noun ˈtuːθpɪkˈtuθˌpɪk A short pointed piece of wood or plastic used for removing bits of food lodged between the teeth. 牙签 Example sentencesExamples Once the squid are ready, remove the toothpicks. Allow the slices to cool; cut them into half-inch pieces and skewer with toothpicks. Using toothpick, pin or point of knife, remove meat from shells and place in reserved liquid. Alternatively, dip a toothpick or sliver of wood in glue and break off the tip in the stripped hole, then reinstall the screw. Forrest silently toyed with the toothpick lodged between his lips. Run a plastic toothpick or the end of a big sewing machine needle around the insignia and rings. Woodenware (spoons, various kitchen utensils, toothpicks, and sieves) was produced in several centers. He had a toothpick lodged in his mouth, as his walkman blasted out the most recent songs on the Tokyo top 50. Remove and discard the toothpicks from the Brussels sprouts and set aside, keeping warm. Hoss sat down at the table, removed the toothpick, and picked up a mug of beer. You can choose from a small pocketknife that has fewer functions, or a larger knife with endless functions, ranging from corkscrews to toothpicks. I asked her why she not only refused any food but rolled cigarettes the size of toothpicks. Most everyone has witnessed the elementary science lesson of the toothpick in the avocado pit growing roots in a baby food jar. These pom-pom cocktail sticks are adorable - and so much more fun than just regular toothpicks for small bites of food. Fork holders and toothpicks made out of bread work are commendable. Another technique was to use ordinary round wooden toothpicks as our primary tools. Mix up some 1-hour epoxy, and work the goo into the holes with a small tool such as a toothpick. The knife in my hands slipped when the wagon hit a rut, nicking a rogue gouge from the piece of wood I was absently whittling down to a toothpick. Max grinned slightly, turning around and removing the toothpick from his mouth. Pasita is a sweet alcohol served in shot glasses with a piece of cheese and a raisin on a toothpick. Definition of toothpick in US English: toothpick nounˈto͞oTHˌpikˈtuθˌpɪk A short pointed piece of wood or plastic used for removing bits of food lodged between the teeth. 牙签 Example sentencesExamples He had a toothpick lodged in his mouth, as his walkman blasted out the most recent songs on the Tokyo top 50. Alternatively, dip a toothpick or sliver of wood in glue and break off the tip in the stripped hole, then reinstall the screw. Another technique was to use ordinary round wooden toothpicks as our primary tools. Run a plastic toothpick or the end of a big sewing machine needle around the insignia and rings. These pom-pom cocktail sticks are adorable - and so much more fun than just regular toothpicks for small bites of food. Pasita is a sweet alcohol served in shot glasses with a piece of cheese and a raisin on a toothpick. Allow the slices to cool; cut them into half-inch pieces and skewer with toothpicks. Remove and discard the toothpicks from the Brussels sprouts and set aside, keeping warm. Most everyone has witnessed the elementary science lesson of the toothpick in the avocado pit growing roots in a baby food jar. Hoss sat down at the table, removed the toothpick, and picked up a mug of beer. Fork holders and toothpicks made out of bread work are commendable. Using toothpick, pin or point of knife, remove meat from shells and place in reserved liquid. Woodenware (spoons, various kitchen utensils, toothpicks, and sieves) was produced in several centers. Max grinned slightly, turning around and removing the toothpick from his mouth. Once the squid are ready, remove the toothpicks. I asked her why she not only refused any food but rolled cigarettes the size of toothpicks. The knife in my hands slipped when the wagon hit a rut, nicking a rogue gouge from the piece of wood I was absently whittling down to a toothpick. Forrest silently toyed with the toothpick lodged between his lips. You can choose from a small pocketknife that has fewer functions, or a larger knife with endless functions, ranging from corkscrews to toothpicks. Mix up some 1-hour epoxy, and work the goo into the holes with a small tool such as a toothpick.
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