Morsel Meaning in English
word
ˈmɔɹsəɫ
MAWR-suhl
mˈɔːsəl
MAW-suhl
परिभाषा
A small piece or bite of food; sometimes used more generally for a small amount of anything.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
"Morsel" is formal or literary; often used for something small and tempting, especially food. Common in phrases like "not a morsel" (nothing at all). Rare in casual speech; "bite" or "piece" is more natural in conversation.
Spanish: bocado - pedacitoPortuguese (BR): pedaço - bocadinhoPortuguese (PT): bocadinho - pedaçoChinese (Simplified): 小块 - 一口Chinese (Traditional): 小塊 - 一口Hindi: छोटा टुकड़ा - कौरArabic: لقمة - قطعة صغيرةBengali: টুকরা - সামান্য অংশRussian: кусочек - маленькая частьJapanese: 一口 - ひとかけらVietnamese: miếng nhỏ - chút ítKorean: 작은 조각 - 한 입Turkish: lokma - küçük parçaUrdu: لقمہ - چھوٹا ٹکڑاIndonesian: sepotong kecil - sedikit
उदाहरण वाक्य
She ate a morsel of bread for breakfast.
basic
Not a morsel of food was left after the party.
basic
He gave the dog a morsel from his plate.
basic
Could I have just a morsel of cake? I'm too full for more.
natural
Every morsel of gossip was passed around the office.
natural
She savored every morsel of the fine chocolate.
natural