How do you pronounce spoon?

spoon is pronounced as /spuːn/.

Vocabularios
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spoon

🥄spoon (spún)

noun

/spuːn/

cucharón (cucharón)

spoof spoonerism

Meaning

a utensil consisting of a small shallow bowl with a handle, used for eating, stirring, or serving food

an implement consisting of a small, shallow bowl on a long handle, used for eating, stirring, and serving food

Traducción del significado

un utensilio que consiste en un pequeño tazón poco profundo con un mango, usado para comer, revolver o servir comida

Oraciones de ejemplo

She stirred her coffee with a silver spoon.

Ella removió su café con una cuchara de plata.

He used a spoon to eat his soup.

Él usó una cuchara para comer su sopa.

El uso una cuchara para comer su sopa.

Expresiones de ejemplo

born with a silver spoon in one's mouth

nacer con una cuchara de plata en la boca

Synonyms

ladle, utensil, scoop, teaspoon, tablespoon

Entrada 1

ladle, utensil, scoop, teaspoon, tablespoon

Entrada 2

ladle, scoop, tablespoon, teaspoon

Antonyms

fork, knife

Colocaciones

tea spoon, soup spoon, silver spoon, wooden spoon, serving spoon

Entrada 1

tea spoon, soup spoon, silver spoon, wooden spoon

Entrada 2

soup spoon, tea spoon, wooden spoon, serving spoon

Más oraciones de ejemplo

Give me a spoon, please.

Deme una cuchara, por favor.

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