dessert
gb/dɪzˈɚt/ us/dɪzˈɚt/
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PANGNGALAN
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Padron ng paggamit:
have [something] for dessert
We had chocolate cake for dessert after the Sunday roast.
A vasárnapi sült után csokoládétortát ettünk desszertnek.
The restaurant offers a different homemade dessert every day.
Az étterem mindennap más házi desszertet kínál.
I’m so full that I think I’ll skip dessert tonight.
She ordered a light fruit salad for dessert instead of ice cream.
Dessert was a rich lemon tart with fresh cream.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
We ate ice cream for dessert.
Desszertnek fagylaltot ettünk.
He wants something sweet for dessert.
Valami édeset szeretne desszertnek.
I am too full, so I do not want dessert.
What is for dessert tonight?
We had pizza for dinner and cookies for dessert.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners often confuse the spelling of "dessert" with "desert". "Dessert" (sweet food after a meal) has two s’s, while "desert" (dry land) has one. Another confusion is with the phrase "just deserts" (meaning: the punishment or reward someone deserves), which is usually spelled with one s in standard written English, even though it sounds like "desserts".
Kahulugan
Sweet course after a meal
Mga kolokasyon
have dessert
|for dessert
|dessert menu
|dessert wine
|chocolate dessert
|skip dessert
Mga kasingkahulugan
pudding (In British English, often means the dessert course in general; in American English, usually only a soft, creamy dessert like chocolate pudding.)
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sweet (Informal British English for the dessert course; slightly more casual than "dessert".)
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afters (Informal British English; specifically refers to the course eaten after the main course.)
Mga kasalungat
main course (The main, usually savory part of a meal, which is typically eaten before dessert.)
Mga tema
food
|daily life
|restaurants
|food_drink
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
Sweet food that you eat at the end of a meal.
The usually sweet course of a meal that is eaten at the end, such as cake, ice cream, or fruit.
Gramatika
Anyo sa diksyunaryo
dessert
IPA
GB/dɪzˈɚt/
US/dɪzˈɚt/
Mga pantig at diin
dessert (1 pantig)
Mga anyo ng salita
Noun
- Base: dessert
- Plural: dessert, desserts
Mga kaugnay na salita
Mga ekspresyon
dessert bar
1/dɪzˈɚt bˈɑɹ/
fixed phrase
Place that mainly serves desserts
A small restaurant, shop, or counter that mostly sells desserts like cakes, ice cream, or sweets.
Mga Halimbawa
- After the movie, we stopped at a dessert bar for ice cream.
- The hotel lobby has a dessert bar with many kinds of cakes.
- They opened a new dessert bar that stays open late.
dessert menu
1/dɪzˈɚt mˈɛnju/
fixed phrase
List of desserts in a restaurant
A page or small menu in a restaurant that shows all the desserts you can choose.
Mga Halimbawa
- Could we see the dessert menu, please?
- The dessert menu features several types of cheesecake.
- They updated the dessert menu to include more fruit-based options.
dessert plate
1/dɪzˈɚt plˈeɪt/
fixed phrase
Small plate for dessert
A small plate that is used to serve dessert.
Mga Halimbawa
- The waiter cleared the main plates and brought clean dessert plates.
- She arranged the cakes neatly on dessert plates.
- Each guest received a decorated dessert plate with a slice of pie.
dessert spoon
1/dɪzˈɚt spˈun/
fixed phrase
Medium spoon for dessert
A spoon that is a little bigger than a teaspoon, used for eating dessert.
Mga Halimbawa
- Please set the dessert spoon above the plate.
- She handed him a dessert spoon for his ice cream.
- Each pudding came with a small dessert spoon.
dessert wine
1/dɪzˈɚt wˈaɪn/
fixed phrase
Sweet wine for drinking with dessert
A sweet wine that people usually drink with dessert or after a meal.
Mga Halimbawa
- We ordered a glass of dessert wine to go with the chocolate tart.
- This rich dessert wine pairs well with blue cheese and nuts.
- They ended the meal with coffee and a small dessert wine.
for dessert
1/fɚ dɪzˈɚt/
fixed phrase
As the sweet course
Used to say what sweet food you eat after the main part of a meal.
Mga Halimbawa
- We’re having apple pie for dessert.
- What would you like for dessert this evening?
- They served fresh berries and cream for dessert at the wedding.
save room for dessert
1/sˈeɪv ɹˈum fɚ dɪzˈɚt/
fixed phrase
Not eat too much before dessert
To not eat too much of the main food so you can still eat dessert at the end of the meal.
Mga Halimbawa
- Don’t fill up on bread; save room for dessert.
- I always try to save room for dessert when we go to that restaurant.
- She told the kids to save room for dessert because she had baked a cake.
skip dessert
1/skˈɪp dɪzˈɚt/
fixed phrase
Not have any dessert
To decide not to eat dessert at the end of a meal.
Mga Halimbawa
- I’m trying to eat less sugar, so I’ll skip dessert tonight.
- He was so full from the main course that he decided to skip dessert.
- We can share an appetizer if we skip dessert.