friedcake

IPA/ˈfraɪd.keɪk/
IPA/ˈfraɪd.keɪk/

friedcake — noun

  • friedcakesingular
  • friedcakesplural

1. a small sweet cake made from dough and cooked in hot oil, usually shaped like a

1.名詞
釋義

a small sweet cake made from dough and cooked in hot oil, usually shaped like a ring

例句

At the fair, Theo bought a hot friedcake covered with sugar.

buy a friedcake at a fair

The cafe served friedcakes with coffee after the morning market ended.

serve friedcakes with coffee

同義詞
  • doughnut

    the most common general word for this kind of sweet, especially when it has a hole in the middle

  • donut

    usually the same food as doughnut, but this shorter spelling is common in North America

  • cruller

    a more specific fried pastry, often twisted or ridged, so it is narrower than friedcake

文法句型

buy a friedcake

make friedcakes

serve friedcakes with coffee

用法筆記

Often used for plain homemade or fairground sweets rather than fancy bakery items. In many modern contexts, doughnut or donut is the more usual everyday word for the ring-shaped version.

常見錯誤

❌I bought two friedcake.
✅I bought two friedcakes.
💡Use the plural form when you mean more than one item.