morsels

英 [ˈmɔːsəlz]

美 [ˈmɔrsəlz]

n.  少量，一块(食物)
morsel的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 一点点，一小份(尤指食物)
  Amorselis a very small amount of something, especially a very small piece of food.
  1. ...a delicious little morsel of meat.
     一小块美味可口的肉

双语例句

• The epiphanies derived from reading Hamlet or Li Bai's poems have been displaced by 12-step programs and morsels of wisdom that zap through cyberspace.
  阅读哈姆雷特或者李白诗集的顿悟被充斥网络的12步获得智慧课程代替。
• For thousands of years we Chinese have always regarded chopsticks the simplest possible and the most efficient tool for transporting bite-sized morsels of food form a bowl to the mouth.
  几千年来我们中国人一直视筷子为一种可以将饭从碗中逐口送入口中的最简单同时也是最有效的工具。
• They had survived on morsels of tinned tuna and water.
  在那之前，他们仅靠少量金枪鱼罐头和水活了下来。
• On and on the wishlists went, so understandably, even the tiniest morsels of supposed, leaked information raised an eyebrow on when the next-gen tablet would hit, how much, and what new features it would have.
  人们的愿望一个接着一个，所以也就不难理解，为何只言片语的猜测和泄漏信息，都会让大家对下一代iPad的上市时间、价格和所具备的新功能感到惊讶。
• However, the delicious taste is highly deceptive because these tasty morsels pack a powerful punch.
  但是，这种美味很具有欺骗性，因为每一小块里面都能量十足。
• The former was a boy of fourteen, but when he drew out what had been a fiddle crushed to morsels in the greatcoat, he blubbered aloud;
  辛德雷是一个十四岁的男孩，可是当他从大衣里拉出那只本来是小提琴，却已经挤成碎片的时候，他就放声大哭。
• In the Internet age, people want information packaged like fast food: served instantly, hassle-free, and in bite-size ( or is that byte-size?) morsels.
  在Internet时代，人们希望信息能够像快餐一样被打包起来：能够快速无障碍使用，并且分为很小的单位（或者是以字节大小为单位？）
• They are the most delicate morsels.
  这些确是最好吃的部分。
• He casteth forth his ice like morsels: who can stand before his cold?
  他掷下冰雹如碎渣。他发出寒冷，谁能当得起呢。
• The anaconda's ability to unhinge its jaw allows it to swallow even bulky morsels.
  水蟒能把它的颚分离开来，所以它可以吞下超大量的小块食物。