sucrose
/ˈsuːkrəʊz/ (bre, ipa) · [sˈukros] /ˈsuːkrəʊs/ (ame, ipa) · [sˈukros] /ˈsü-ˌkrōs How to pronounce sucrose (audio) -ˌkrōz/ (ame, mw)
sucrose — 名詞
1. the standard sugar used in food and drink, found naturally in plants and produce
蔗糖
植物裡常見、可製成白糖的糖分
the standard sugar used in food and drink, found naturally in plants and produced commercially from cane and beet crops
The label says this yogurt is sweetened with sucrose, not honey.
標籤上寫著,這款優格是用蔗糖增甜,不是用蜂蜜。
ingredient-label pattern: sweetened with sucrose
In chemistry class, Jabari learned that sucrose breaks into glucose and fructose.
在化學課上,Jabari 學到蔗糖會分解成葡萄糖和果糖。
science pattern: sucrose breaks into glucose and fructose
The factory extracts sucrose from sugar beets before making white sugar.
工廠會先從甜菜中萃取蔗糖,再製成白糖。
Ada compared one sports drink with sucrose and one without it.
Ada 比較了一款含蔗糖的運動飲料和一款不含蔗糖的。
Food makers use sucrose because it browns cookies and sweetens them evenly.
食品製造商常用蔗糖,因為它能讓餅乾上色,也能均勻增甜。
- table sugar
the everyday name for sucrose when referring to the common sugar used in kitchens
- sugar
a broader everyday term that can refer to sucrose or to sugars in general, depending on context
用法筆記
Usually uncountable when you mean the substance itself. In everyday English, people normally say 'sugar' or 'table sugar'; 'sucrose' is more common in science, nutrition, and ingredient-label contexts.