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spoon

UK
/spuːn/
US
/spun/

Translations

spoonnoun
spoons
pl
UK
/spuːn/
US
/spun/
She stirred her tea with a spoon.
Она размешала чай ложкой.
Additional translations
ковш
черпак
Synonyms
cutlery
utensil
silverware
tool
implement
spoonverb
spooned
Past Simple
spooned
Past Participle
spooning
Gerund
UK
/spuːn/
US
/spun/
They spooned on the couch while watching a movie.
Они обнимались на диване, смотря фильм.
She spooned the soup into bowls.
Она черпала суп в миски.
кормить с ложки
He spooned the baby some mashed potatoes.
Он кормил ребенка с ложки картофельным пюре.
Additional translations
взбалтывать
мешать
Synonyms
collect
scoop
dig
gather
spoonadjective
UK
/spuːn/
US
/spun/
Used attributively to modify another noun (e.g., "spoon rack", "spoon handle").

Definitions

spoonnoun
A utensil consisting of a small, shallow bowl on a handle, used for eating, stirring, and serving food.
She used a spoon to stir her coffee.
An amount of food, powder, or liquid that fills the bowl of a spoon; a spoonful.
Add two spoons of sugar to the mixture.
A type of golf club with a wooden head, used for hitting long shots.
He selected a spoon from his golf bag for the next shot.
A foolish or overly sentimental person; a simpleton (dated, chiefly British).
Stop acting like a spoon and pay attention to what you're doing.
spoonverb
To move or serve food, especially soft or liquid food, using a spoon.
She spooned the soup into the bowls carefully.
To cuddle closely, often in a position where both people are lying on their sides with one person's back against the other's front.
They spooned on the couch while watching a movie.
To lift, transfer, or scoop up something with a motion similar to using a spoon.
He spooned the sand into a bucket.
spoonadjective
Relating to or designed for spoons.
She displayed her collection on a special spoon rack.
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