Lollipop Meaning in English
word
/ˈɫɑɫiˌpɑp/
LAH-lee-pop
/lˈɒlɪpˌɒp/
LOL-i-pop
释义
A lollipop is a hard, sweet candy on a stick that you lick or suck.
用法与细微差别
Lollipop is always a countable noun. Common in children's contexts or for describing colorful, round candies on sticks. Used literally and sometimes as a playful term. Not to be confused with 'candy cane' or 'popsicle'.
Spanish: piruleta - paletaPortuguese (BR): pirulitoPortuguese (PT): chupa-chupa - rebuçado no pauChinese (Simplified): 棒棒糖Chinese (Traditional): 棒棒糖Hindi: लॉलीपॉपArabic: مصاصةBengali: ললিপপRussian: леденец на палочке - леденецJapanese: ペロペロキャンディー - ロリポップVietnamese: kẹo mútKorean: 사탕 (막대사탕)Turkish: lolipop - çubuk şekerUrdu: لالی پاپIndonesian: permen lolipop - permen batang
例句
She gave him a lollipop after the doctor’s visit.
basic
I want a strawberry lollipop.
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The lollipop is red and round.
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Kids love getting a lollipop at the end of a birthday party.
natural
He unwrapped the lollipop and started humming a song.
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The doctor gave the child a grape lollipop for being brave.
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