第三人称复数：morsels
名词
1. He had a morsel of food caught between one tooth and another.
他的齿缝里嵌进了一小片食物。
2. He hasn't a morsel of sense.
他一点感觉也没有。
1. 少量：Morse 摩尔斯电码 | morsel 少量 | mort 号角声
2. 少量;分成小块：morseequation 莫尔斯方程 | morsel 少量;分成小块 | morsepotentialcurve 莫尔斯势曲线
3. (食物的)一口;一小份;一小：morrhuin 鳕肝毒 | morsal 嚼的;咬的 | morsel (食物的)一口;一小份;一小
4. 一口;一点点：vanity#虚荣心 | morsel#一口;一点点 | commotion#动乱
1. morsel的近义词
1. 一点点，一小份(尤指食物)
A morsel is a very small amount of something, especially a very small piece of food.
e.g. ...a delicious little morsel of meat.
一小块美味可口的肉
1. The truth of using chopsticks is holding one chopstick in place while pivoting the other one to pick up a morsel.
2. Witness how the fruitcake is also culinary history's most maligned morsel.
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3. Mutton is a favorite meat from Urumqi to Beijing, and this tender morsel is a prime choice for gourmet diners.
4. So people should embrace the festive spirit to the fullest, relishing in every morsel of fun the Paralympics offers.
5. It is almost too pretty to eat, although we would never dream of wasting a morsel.
6. The first morsel lifted represents career success, the second represents wealth and the third is for romantic love in the coming year.
7. He said that only 30 percent of visiting couples successfully land a morsel in their lovers'mouths.
8. Management says that only 30 percent of visiting couples successfully land a morsel in their lovers'mouths.
noun
1. a small amount of solid food
a mouthful
e.g. all they had left was a bit of bread
2. a small quantity of anything
e.g. a morsel of paper was all he needed