fridge
/frɪdʒ/
冰箱
The milk is in the fridge.
牛奶在冰箱里。
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In the Kitchen — 厨房用品
Common tools and appliances you use while cooking and eating.
24 words · IPA · example sentences
knife
/naɪf/
刀
Dad cuts bread with a sharp knife.
爸爸用锋利的刀切面包。
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fork
/fɔːk/
叉子
I need a fork for the salad.
吃沙拉我需要一把叉子。
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spoon
/spuːn/
勺子
She stirs the soup with a spoon.
她用勺子搅汤。
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plate
/pleɪt/
盘子
He put the rice on a plate.
他把米饭盛到了盘子里。
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bowl
/bəʊl/
碗
I had a bowl of noodles.
我吃了一碗面条。
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cup
/kʌp/
杯子
Grandma drinks tea from a cup.
奶奶用杯子喝茶。
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glass
/ɡlɑːs/
玻璃杯
Pour the juice into a glass.
把果汁倒进玻璃杯里。
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salt
/sɔːlt/
盐
This soup needs a little salt.
这汤需要加一点盐。
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sugar
/ˈʃʊɡ.ər/
糖
Add a spoon of sugar to the tea.
往茶里加一勺糖。
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pepper
/ˈpep.ər/
胡椒
He added some pepper to the eggs.
他往鸡蛋里加了些胡椒。
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pot
/pɒt/
锅
The pot of soup is boiling.
锅里的汤煮开了。
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pan
/pæn/
平底锅
Mom fries fish in a pan.
妈妈用平底锅煎鱼。
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kettle
/ˈket.əl/
水壶
The kettle is boiling.
水壶烧开了。
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oven
/ˈʌv.ən/
烤箱
Put the cake into the oven.
把蛋糕放进烤箱。
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stove
/stəʊv/
炉灶
Turn off the stove after cooking.
做完饭把炉灶关掉。
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sink
/sɪŋk/
水槽
Wash your hands at the sink.
在水槽边洗手。
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chopsticks
/ˈtʃɒp.stɪks/
筷子
He eats noodles with chopsticks.
他用筷子吃面条。
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toaster
/ˈtəʊ.stər/
烤面包机
Two slices of bread are in the toaster.
烤面包机里放着两片面包。
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mug
/mʌɡ/
马克杯
This mug keeps my coffee warm.
这个马克杯能让咖啡保温。
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microwave
/ˈmaɪ.krə.weɪv/
微波炉
Heat the leftovers in the microwave.
把剩菜放进微波炉加热。
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blender
/ˈblen.dər/
搅拌机
She makes smoothies with a blender.
她用搅拌机做奶昔。
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apron
/ˈeɪ.prən/
围裙
Wear an apron so you stay clean.
系上围裙，免得弄脏衣服。
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spatula
/ˈspætʃ.ə.lə/
锅铲
Flip the pancake with a spatula.
用锅铲把煎饼翻个面。
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Questions about in the kitchen vocabulary
- What kitchen words should a beginner learn first?
- Begin with the tools you touch at every meal: fork, spoon, knife, plate and cup. Then learn the big appliances such as fridge, oven and stove. These words cover most everyday talk about cooking and eating.
- How do I remember the difference between pan, pot and kettle?
- Think about shape and job: a pan is flat and wide for frying, a pot is deep for soup, and a kettle only boils water. Draw the three shapes side by side and name each one. Saying the word every time you cook locks it in.
- Is fridge a formal English word?
- Fridge is the short everyday form of refrigerator, and it is what native speakers actually say at home. Use refrigerator in formal writing and fridge everywhere else. Both words mean exactly the same machine.