glassware

/ˈɡlɑːsweə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɡlæswer/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈglas-ˌwer/ (ame, mw)

glassware — noun

1. cups, bowls, bottles, and similar household items made from glass, especially on

1.名詞B2
釋義

cups, bowls, bottles, and similar household items made from glass, especially ones used for drinking, serving food, or display.

例句

Eve unpacked the wedding glassware and washed each wine glass carefully.

collocation: wedding glassware

Karim wrapped the glassware in newspaper before moving to the new apartment.

pattern: wrap the glassware for moving

同義詞
  • tableware

    Broader term that also includes plates, bowls, and cutlery made from other materials.

  • drinkware

    Usually limited to glasses, mugs, and other vessels for drinks.

  • crystal

    Often refers to finer or more decorative glassware used for formal occasions.

文法句型

a piece of glassware

a set of glassware

adjective + glassware (fine / antique / crystal glassware)

用法筆記

Usually an uncountable noun for a group of glass items rather than one single object. For one item, speakers more often say 'a glass', 'a vase', or 'a piece of glassware'.

常見錯誤

❌We bought new glassware, including plates and forks.
✅We bought new glassware, including tumblers and a glass jug.
💡Glassware means items made of glass, not the full set of plates or metal utensils on a table.