dairy-free frozen dessert made from fruit juice or purée and sugar; lighter and more icy
文法句型
a scoop / bowl / tub of ice cream
an ice cream / two ice creams
用法筆記
In everyday use, ice cream is treated as an uncountable noun when referring to the food in general (I love ice cream). It becomes countable when referring to individual portions or servings ordered in a shop: 'Two ice creams, please.'
常見錯誤
I ate a ice cream after dinner.
I ate an ice cream after dinner.
Use 'an' before words starting with a vowel sound (i-ce cream).
We bought some ice-cream from the store.
We bought some ice cream from the store.
The hyphen is no longer standard in modern English; write it as two words.