fruit gum

IPA/ˈfruːt ɡʌm/
IPA/ˈfruːt ɡʌm/

fruit gum — 名詞

1. a small, chewy piece of confectionery that is shaped like a disc, flavoured with

1.名詞B1
釋義

水果軟糖

英國的圓形水果味軟糖

a small, chewy piece of confectionery that is shaped like a disc, flavoured with real or artificial fruit juice, and typically sold in a paper-wrapped tube in the United Kingdom

例句

On the London train, Jude offered a fruit gum to the woman next to him.

在前往倫敦的火車上,Jude 遞了一顆水果軟糖給身旁的女子。

offered a fruit gum to [person] — typical social offering pattern

The children shared a roll of fruit gums while watching a film at the cinema.

孩子們在電影院看電影時,一起分享一條水果軟糖。

a roll of fruit gums — common packaging unit

同義詞
  • fruit chew

    American English equivalent for this type of candy

  • gummy candy

    broader category of chewy jelly sweets; fruit gums are a specific subtype with a firmer texture

文法句型

a fruit gum / fruit gums

用法筆記

This is a British product name; outside the UK, similar sweets are called fruit chews or gummy candies. The term is rarely used in American English.

常見錯誤

I bought some fruit gums from the supermarket.' (OK but in the US, people may not understand).
I bought some fruit chews from the supermarket.
💡In American English, fruit chew or gummy candy is more common.