Chocolate in English: chocolate

chocolate is pronounced in French and English [?t?kl?t]? American [?t?ɑ:kl?t]?

As a noun, it means: chocolate; chocolate color; chocolate candy

As an adjective, it means: chocolate color; (containing) chocolate

Phrases:

< p>dark chocolate?Dark chocolate

chocolate cake?Chocolate cake

hot chocolate?Hot chocolate; hot chocolate drink

white chocolate?White chocolate

chocolate bar?chocolate bar; chocolate bar

Example sentences:

1. Chocolate?and?vanilla?have?different?flavors.?

Chocolate Does not taste the same as vanilla extract.

2. So?tomorrow, try?not?to?over?do it?with?Easter?chocolate!?

So, don’t eat too much Easter chocolate tomorrow oh!

Usage of chocolate:

1. Used as a noun

Example: Never eat chocolate before dinner.

Don’t eat chocolate before dinner .

2. Used as adjectives

Example: We soon despatched the chocolate cake.

We soon despatched the chocolate cake.

Vocabulary matching:

1. Verb +～

eat chocolate eat chocolate

2. Adjective +～

< p>dark chocolate dark chocolate

3. noun + ~

milk chocolate milk chocolate

4. ~ + noun

chocolate cake chocolate cake

chocolate cookie chocolate cake

5. ~ + preposition

a bar of chocolate a piece of chocolate candy