Crumb Meaning in English
word
/ˈkɹəm/
KRUHM
/kɹˈʌm/
KRUHM
释义
A small piece, usually of bread, cake, or biscuit. It can also refer to any tiny fragment of food.
用法与细微差别
Mainly used for small bits of bread or baked goods, but can refer to any small piece of food. Common phrases: 'bread crumbs', 'not a crumb left', or 'every crumb'. Sometimes used figuratively to mean a tiny amount of anything.
Spanish: miga - migajaPortuguese (BR): farelo - migalhaPortuguese (PT): migalha - fareloChinese (Simplified): 面包屑 - 碎屑Chinese (Traditional): 麵包屑 - 碎屑Hindi: टुकड़ा (रोटी का) - कणArabic: فتات الخبز - كسرةBengali: টুকরো - কণা (খাবারের)Russian: крошкаJapanese: パンくずVietnamese: mẩu vụnKorean: 부스러기Turkish: kırıntıUrdu: ٹکڑا - ذرہ (خوراک کا)Indonesian: remah
例句
There is a crumb on the table.
basic
He picked up every crumb after lunch.
basic
A bird ate a crumb from the ground.
basic
Please don’t leave a single crumb on the couch.
natural
Kids, wipe up those crumbs before the ants find them!
natural
After everyone had eaten, there wasn’t a crumb left on the plate.
natural