ice cream

IPA/ˈaɪs kriːm/
IPA/ˈaɪs kriːm/

ice cream — noun

1. a soft, sweet, very cold food that you eat for fun or after a meal, made by free

1.名詞A1
釋義

a soft, sweet, very cold food that you eat for fun or after a meal, made by freezing milk or cream with sugar and a taste such as chocolate or strawberry

例句

Caleb bought two scoops of chocolate ice cream at the beach.

countable: scoops of ice cream

On hot summer days, the children always ask for ice cream.

uncountable: ask for ice cream

同義詞
  • gelato

    Italian-style ice cream, usually softer and with less air

  • frozen yogurt

    similar treat made from yogurt, often sold as a lighter option

用法筆記

Often uncountable (ask for ice cream), but countable for single servings (two ice creams, an ice cream). Common units: a scoop, a tub, a cone of ice cream.

常見錯誤

I want a vanilla ice cream flavor.
I want vanilla ice cream.
💡the flavour comes before 'ice cream', not after as a separate word.