jell-o
jell-o — 名詞
1. an American brand of sweet, fruit-flavoured dessert made by mixing a powder with
吉露果凍
美國品牌的水果口味果凍粉甜點
an American brand of sweet, fruit-flavoured dessert made by mixing a powder with hot water and letting it cool; the finished dessert is soft, brightly coloured, and wobbles when you touch the bowl.
Sayaka stirred the red powder into hot water to make strawberry Jell-O for the picnic.
Sayaka 把紅色粉末攪進熱水裡,做出草莓口味的 Jell-O 帶去野餐。
make + flavour + Jell-O for [event]
The children laughed as the green Jell-O wobbled on their plates at Gabriel's birthday party.
孩子們看著綠色的 Jell-O 在盤子上晃動,在 Gabriel 的生日派對上笑成一團。
the [colour] Jell-O wobbled — describing visible movement
Grandma Esme always served lime Jell-O with whipped cream after Sunday dinner.
Esme 奶奶總是在週日晚餐後端上萊姆口味的 Jell-O,配上鮮奶油。
Hospital cafeterias often offer small cups of orange Jell-O as a light dessert for patients.
醫院的餐廳常常提供小杯橘子口味的 Jell-O,當作給病人的清淡甜點。
Dario added sliced bananas to the cherry Jell-O before it set in the fridge.
Dario 在櫻桃口味的 Jell-O 放進冰箱凝固之前,加進了切片香蕉。
- gelatin dessert
the generic, untrademarked term used in food labelling and recipes
- jelly
the everyday British English equivalent for the same wobbly dessert
文法句型
a bowl of Jell-O
make Jell-O
用法筆記
Capitalised because it is a registered American trademark, but speakers in the United States use the word generically for any similar gelatin dessert. British speakers say 'jelly' for the same food.