bread roll

IPA/ˌbred ˈrəʊl/
IPA/ˌbred ˈrəʊl/

bread roll — noun

1. a small, rounded piece of baked bread that is meant to be eaten by one person, u

1.名詞A2
釋義

a small, rounded piece of baked bread that is meant to be eaten by one person, usually as part of a meal, and often split open and filled with butter, cheese, meat, or other food.

例句

Tariro picked up a warm bread roll from the basket on the kitchen table.

collocation: warm bread roll

For lunch, Noor had a bread roll filled with ham and melted cheese.

collocation: bread roll filled with [ingredient]

同義詞
  • bun

    a small bread roll, sometimes slightly sweet or soft; often used for burgers

  • roll

    a shorter, everyday term for the same food item; more common in British English

用法筆記

Commonly eaten with soup, salad, or as a sandwich base. A bread roll is smaller than a full loaf of bread.

常見錯誤

❌I bought a bread for my sandwich.
✅I bought a bread roll for my sandwich.
💡'bread' is an uncountable noun; use 'bread roll' or 'a piece of bread' for one unit.