Afters Meaning in English

word

US

ˈæftɚz

AF-terz

UK

ˈɑːftəz

AHF-tuhz

释义

A British English informal term for dessert or sweet food served at the end of a meal.

用法与细微差别

'Afters' is informal and mostly British English; in the US, 'dessert' is far more common. It can be used for any sweet eaten after the main course. Often used with phrases like 'What's for afters?' or 'Have some afters.'

• Spanish: postre - dulces
• Portuguese (BR): sobremesa - doces (sobremesa)
• Portuguese (PT): sobremesa - doces (sobremesa)
• Chinese (Simplified): 甜点 - 饭后甜品
• Chinese (Traditional): 甜點 - 飯後甜品
• Hindi: डेज़र्ट - मिठाई (भोजन के बाद)
• Arabic: حلوى (بعد العشاء) - التحلية
• Bengali: ডেজার্ট - শেষ পাতে মিষ্টি
• Russian: десерт
• Japanese: デザート
• Vietnamese: món tráng miệng
• Korean: 디저트
• Turkish: tatlı
• Urdu: میٹھا
• Indonesian: makanan penutup

例句

Would you like some afters with your tea?

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We had chocolate cake for afters.

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Children look forward to afters at dinner time.

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"What's for afters tonight?" she asked excitedly.

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He never skips afters no matter how full he is.

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Let's go out for afters since we skipped dessert at the restaurant.

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