Cookies are translated into Cantonese from Hong Kong. Cookies are interpreted as small and flat cookies in the United States and Canada, while English cookies are from German koekje, meaning "small eggs".

This word is mainly used in British English to distinguish American biscuits such as "chocolate biscuits". The cookies made for the first time were made up of several tiny pieces of eggs. According to research, they were invented by Iranians. In addition, Cookies are also a singing group in Hong Kong.

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Everyday examples:

1.Do you? like? the? cookies

Do you like these cookies?

2.Do we? have? any? cookies

Do we have any cookies?

Related phrases:

1.Chocolate Cookies: chocolate cookies; Chocolate cake; Chocolate cookies; Butter cookie

2.Fortune cookies: fortune cookies; Fortune cookie; Fortune cookie; Xing yun Qian bing

3.Rose Cookies: rose cookies

4.tough cookie? A very strong person; An emotionless person; Confident person

5.fortune cookie? Sign cakes; Fortune Cookie

6.cookie cutter? Cookie model cutter; Cake cutting; Cookie forming knife

7.cookie sheet? Sweet biscuit; Embryonic dough sheet; (U.S.) a baking plate (for baking cakes or heating food)

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