Saucer Meaning in English
word
/ˈsɔsɝ/
SAW-sur
/sˈɔːsɐ/
SAW-suh
释义
A saucer is a small, shallow dish, usually round, placed under a cup to catch drips or hold the cup.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used with tea or coffee cups. Not to be confused with 'plate' (larger) or 'dish' (deeper). Can also refer to a shape ('flying saucer'). In informal speech, less common today outside traditional settings.
Spanish: platilloPortuguese (BR): piresPortuguese (PT): piresChinese (Simplified): 茶碟Chinese (Traditional): 茶碟Hindi: तश्तरीArabic: صحنBengali: সসার - চায়ের প্লেটRussian: блюдцеJapanese: ソーサーVietnamese: đĩa lót táchKorean: 잔받침Turkish: fincan tabağıUrdu: تشتریIndonesian: tatakan cangkir
例句
She placed her cup on the saucer.
basic
The saucer caught the spilled tea.
basic
Every cup has its own saucer.
basic
Could you hand me that saucer next to the teapot?
natural
She always serves cookies on a saucer with tea.
natural
My cat likes to drink milk from a saucer.
natural