English words for tableware include: napkin, table cloth, tea tray, caddy, dish, plate, saucer, rice bowl, chopsticks, soup spoon , knife, cup, glass, mug, fruit plate, toothpick, spoon, etc.

1. dish British?[d?]? American?[d?]?

n.? Plate; dish; a dish; dish; dish-shaped object

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vt.? Make it into a dish shape; put it on a plate

vi.? Chat

1. When dish is used as a noun, it means "dish, plate, bowl" , usually a deep oval plate, usually placed in the center of the dining table. Dish can also be referred to as "a dish".

2. When dish is used as "tableware", it is always in the plural form, often preceded by the.

3. Dish can also mean "an attractive person" or "a beautiful person" in spoken language.

2. plate British? [ple?t]? American? [ple?t]?

n. Disk; metal plate; plate; plate

< p>vt.?Electroplating; fixing with metal plates; making printing plates for...; installing steel plates for...

1. The basic meaning of plate is "basin, plate", which is a usable A plate that is shallower than a dish and can be used to hold soup or vegetables. It is a countable noun.

2. Plate can be used as an uncountable noun, collectively referred to as gold and silver tableware, and can also refer to gold and silver utensils, gold-plated or silver-plated utensils. Plate can also mean "the amount of a plate...".

3. When plate is used as a "metal plate", it generally refers to a house plate or signboard with the name of a person or store printed on it. It is a countable noun.

4. When plate is interpreted as "flat plate", "thin plate" or "thin slice", it refers to a plate (such as steel plate, etc.) made of metal, etc., and is a countable noun.

3. Cup British?[k?p]? American?[k?p]?

n.? Cup; the amount of one cup; trophy; cup

vt.? Make it into a cup shape; put something into a cup

1. Cup is a countable noun and has a plural form. Often refers to a porcelain cup with a handle and no feet, used for drinking tea, milk, coffee, etc. Sometimes it refers specifically to a "trophy", which may be without a handle or have one or two handles.

2. Cup can also be used as the meaning of "the amount of a cup", and is often followed by the preposition of phrase.

3. The Cup means "tournament".

4. glass English?[ɡlɑ?s]? American?[ɡl?s]?　?

n.? Glass; glass cup; glass product

vt.?glazed

(plural) glasses: glasses.

1. The basic meaning of glass is "glass", and it can also refer to vessels made of glass, such as " "Glass", etc., can also refer to "the amount of a cup". Glass also means "glasses", "mirror", "telescope", "glass protective surface", "barometer", etc.

2. Glass means "glass" and "glassware" means an uncountable noun. "A piece of glass" means a piece of?glass; it means that the specific "glass cup" and "the amount of a cup" can be Numeral nouns; when used as "glass protective surface", "mirror" or "barometer", the singular form is often used; when used as "glasses" or "telescope", the plural form is used.

5. Spoon English?[spu?n]? American?[spu?n]??

n. Spoon; Spoon; Spoon-shaped object

vt.?Scoop up with a spoon

vi.?Flirt

1. The basic meaning of spoon is "spoon, spoon" and is a countable noun. By extension, it can refer to "a spoonful of amount".

2. Spoon?of is often followed by uncountable nouns. When expressing the plural meaning, use spoons of.

3. Spoon is used metaphorically and can also refer to "restaurant" and so on.