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mouthful

/ˈmaʊθ.fʊl/

Traduction: Substantif désignant la quantité de nourriture ou de boisson que l'on peut prendre en une seule fois dans la bouche, ou une petite quantité consommée.

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noun

/ˈmaʊθ.fʊl/B2formal
  • frSubstantif désignant la quantité de nourriture ou de boisson que l'on peut prendre en une seule fois dans la bouche, ou une petite quantité consommée.

A noun referring to the amount of food or drink that can be held in the mouth at one time, or a small quantity consumed.

  1. Quantity held in the mouthA2formal

    The amount of food or liquid that can be comfortably held in the mouth at one time.

    frBouchée

    • He took a large mouthful of soup and burned his tongue.
    • She swallowed a mouthful of water before continuing.
    • The baby only ate a small mouthful of cereal.
  2. Small amount of food or drinkA2informal

    A small quantity of food or drink consumed in one go.

    frpetite quantité d'aliment ou de boisson

    • I only had a mouthful of the cake because I was full.
    • He took a mouthful of coffee and set the cup down.
    • She managed a mouthful of bread before rushing out.

    Synonymesbitedropgulpmorselnipsipswallowtaste

Formes
  • mouthfuls plural form
  • mouthfuls' possessive plural form
  • mouthful's possessive singular form
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