Jug Meaning in English
word
/ˈdʒəɡ/
juhg
/dʒˈʌɡ/
juhg
释义
A jug is a large container with a handle and a narrow mouth, used for holding and pouring liquids like water or milk.
用法与细微差别
"Jug" is common in British and Australian English; in American English, "pitcher" is often used for drinks. Usually refers to containers made of glass, ceramic, or plastic, often for serving at the table. Not used for small containers (like cups). Often heard in the phrase "a jug of water/milk/juice."
Spanish: jarra - cántaroPortuguese (BR): jarra - moringaPortuguese (PT): jarro - bilhaChinese (Simplified): 水壶 - 壶Chinese (Traditional): 水壺 - 壺Hindi: सुराही - जगArabic: إبريق - جرةBengali: জগRussian: кувшинJapanese: 水差し - ジャグVietnamese: bình nước - bìnhKorean: 주전자 - 물병Turkish: sürahiUrdu: جگIndonesian: teko - kendi
例句
Could you pass me the jug of orange juice?
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He poured some cold lemonade from the jug.
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The café always brings a big jug of tap water to the table.
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Pour the milk from the jug into the glass.
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We have a jug of water on the table.
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The jug is made of glass.
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