Ladles Meaning in English
word · lemma: ladle
ˈɫeɪdəɫz
LAY-dulz
lˈeɪdəlz
LAY-duhlz
Definition
Ladles are large, deep spoons with long handles, used for serving liquids like soup or sauce.
Usage & Nuances
"Ladles" is the plural of "ladle" and refers to more than one. Used almost always for serving liquid foods. Not used for eating directly; common phrases include "soup ladle." Don't confuse with "spoons"—ladles are larger and deeper.
Spanish: cucharonesPortuguese (BR): conchas (utensílio) - conchas de servirPortuguese (PT): conchas (utensílio) - conchas de servirChinese (Simplified): 長柄勺子 - 汤勺Chinese (Traditional): 長柄杓子 - 湯杓Hindi: करछुलेंArabic: المغارفBengali: লাডল - বড় চামচ (সুবর্ণ বিশেষ) Russian: поварёшки - большие половникиJapanese: おたまVietnamese: muôi lớnKorean: 국자Turkish: kepçeUrdu: کڑاچھیاںIndonesian: sendok sayur
Example Sentences
We use ladles to serve soup at dinner.
basic
The kitchen has three big ladles.
basic
Please wash the ladles after use.
basic
All the ladles disappeared during the party—no idea how!
natural
Chefs often have special ladles just for sauces.
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Could you pass me one of the ladles from the drawer?
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