I. The English word for cake is cake, phonetic English [ke?k], American [ke?k].

II. Definitions:

1. n. cake; pastry; lump; deposit

I've?iced?and?decorated?the?cake.?

I hung icing on the cake and made fancy decorations.

2. vt. & vi. (to make) lumps; (to make) glue; to apply a thick layer

The?blood?had?begun?to?the?cake?and?turned?brown.?

The blood began to clump and turn black.

III. Etymological Explanation:

Entered English in the early 13th century, and is derived directly from the Old Norse kaka, meaning something round.

Fourth, the classic citation:

Their blood is cak'd, 'tis cold, it seldom flows.

Their blood is caked, 'tis cold, it seldom flows.

From: Timon of Athens , Shakespeare

Expanded:

I. Word Usage:

n. (noun)

1. cake is used as a noun with the basic meaning of "cake", "pastry", which can be used to denote a cake-like food or piece of cake.

2.

2, cake as "cake, cake" solution, can be used as a countable noun, can also be used as an uncountable noun. "A piece of cake" is often used as a piece of cake. When used as a "cake" or "piece of cake", it is usually used only as a countable noun.

3, cake can also be used as a unit word, meaning "piece", followed by of to indicate the number. When modifying an uncountable noun to indicate the plural meaning, the plural form of cake must be used.

Two, vocabulary collocation:

1, eat cake eat cake

2, make cake make cake

3, birthday cake birthday cake

4, chocolate cake chocolate cake

5, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake. cake chocolate cake

5, fish cake 魚糜饼