dessert
dessert — 名詞
- dessertsingular
- dessertsplural
1. food that tastes sweet and is eaten after the main part of a meal
甜點
餐後食用的甜味食品
food that tastes sweet and is eaten after the main part of a meal
For dessert, Amira ordered a slice of chocolate cake with ice cream.
Amira 點了一份巧克力蛋糕加冰淇淋當作甜點。
fronted adjunct: 'For dessert' at sentence start
The café serves a different handmade dessert every Friday afternoon.
這家咖啡廳每週五下午都供應一款不同的手工甜點。
countable: 'a different...dessert' referring to a specific dish
After dinner, Beatrix asked her father if they could have dessert.
晚餐後,Beatrix 問爸爸他們能不能吃甜點。
uncountable: 'have dessert' referring to the course in general
This lemon tart is the most popular dessert on the menu this summer.
這份檸檬塔是今年夏天菜單上最受歡迎的甜點。
Would you like to share a dessert, or do you prefer coffee instead?
你們想合吃一份甜點,還是比較想喝咖啡?
countable: 'share a dessert' for one specific item
- have dessert
- serve dessert
- dessert menu
- dessert wine
- dessert spoon
- for dessert
- starter
the first course of a meal, opposite end of the dining sequence
- main course
the principal dish of a meal, served before dessert
文法句型
have + dessert (uncountable, meaning the course)
a + dessert (countable, meaning a specific dish)
dessert + noun (as modifier: dessert menu, dessert wine)
用法筆記
Dessert is uncountable when referring to the course in general ('after dinner we had dessert'), but countable when referring to a specific item ('she ordered two desserts'). As a modifier, it describes things related to the course: dessert menu, dessert wine, dessert spoon.
常見錯誤
同根字
- desserts名詞A2
- dessertspoon名詞B2