pas·tille
noun/ˈpæstəl/
/pæˈstiːl/
(especially British English)- a small sweet that you eat by keeping it in your mouth, especially one that tastes of fruit or that contains medicine for a sore throat (= a painful throat because of an infection)
含片；（尤指）润喉片 - fruit pastilles
果味含片 - throat pastilles
喉片
Oxford Collocations DictionaryPastille is used after these nouns:- throat
Word Originmid 17th cent.: from French, from Latin pastillus ‘little loaf, lozenge’, from panis ‘loaf’. - fruit pastilles