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IELTS BNC: 2546 COCA: 2008

cream

noun
/kriːm/
/kriːm/
Idioms
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  1. [uncountable] the thick white or pale yellow fatty liquid that rises to the top of milk, used in cooking or as a type of sauce to put on fruit, etc.奶油;乳脂
    • We had strawberries and cream for dessert.我们的甜点是加奶油的草莓。
    • whipped cream搅打过的奶油
    • a dollop of fresh cream一团鲜奶油
    • scones with cream and jam奶油果酱烤饼
    • I asked for two coffees with cream.我要了两杯加奶油的咖啡。
    • Would you like milk or cream in your coffee?你的咖啡里要牛奶还是奶油?
    • (British English) cream cakes (= containing cream)奶油蛋糕
    see also clotted cream, Cornish Cream, double cream, egg cream, full-cream, ice cream, salad cream, single cream, sour cream, whipping cream
    Extra Examples
    • She piled great dollops of cream onto her apple pie.她往苹果派上堆放了好几大块奶油。
    • This cream's gone off!奶油变质了!
    • Whisk the cream and icing sugar together.把奶油和糖霜一起搅拌。
    Topics Fooda1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • clotted
    • thick
    • whipped
    … of cream
    • dollop
    verb + cream
    • beat
    • whip
    • whisk
    cream + verb
    • go off
    cream + noun
    • bun
    • cake
    • cheese
    phrases
    • and cream
    • with cream
    See full entry
  2. [countable] (in compounds构成复合词) a sweet that has a soft substance like cream inside奶油夹心糖
    • a chocolate/peppermint cream 巧克力/薄荷奶油夹心糖
  3. [uncountable, countable] a soft substance or thick liquid used on your skin to protect it or make it feel soft; a similar substance used for cleaning things护肤霜;洁净剂;清洗液
    • moisturizing cream润肤霜
    • Put a little antiseptic cream on the grazed skin.在擦伤的皮肤上涂点儿抗菌乳膏。
    • a topical antibiotic cream局部抗生素乳膏
    • anti-wrinkle/anti-ageing cream抗皱/抗衰老霜
    • a cream cleaner乳液清洁剂
    see also cold cream, face cream, hand cream, sun cream
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • face
    • hand
    • day
    verb + cream
    • apply
    • massage
    • put on
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  4. [uncountable] a pale colour between yellow and white 奶油色;淡黄色;米色
    • Do you have this blouse in cream?这件衬衫有奶油色的吗?
    • an eye-catching outfit of cream and black一套引人注目的乳白色和黑色服装
    • a warm yellow shade of cream淡黄色的奶油
    Topics Colours and Shapesb1
  5. the cream of something the best people or things in a particular group精英;精华;精髓
    • the cream of New York society纽约社会的精英
    • the cream of the crop of this season’s movies本季电影的最佳影片
  6. Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French cresme, from a blend of late Latin cramum (probably of Gaulish origin) and ecclesiastical Latin chrisma, from Greek khrisma ‘anointing’, from khriein ‘anoint’.
Idioms
like a cat that’s got the cream (British English)
(US English like the cat that got/ate/swallowed the canary)
  1. very pleased with yourself扬扬得意;踌躇满志 synonym smug
    • She looked like a cat that’s got the cream. She was almost purring with pleasure.她看起来像一只沾了奶油的猫。她高兴得几乎发出咕噜声。

cream

adjective
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  1. between yellow and white in colour奶油色的;淡黄色的;米色的
    • a cream linen suit米色的亚麻布套装
    • a cream carpet奶油地毯
    • The walls were cream and the ceiling was painted white.墙壁是乳白色的,天花板被漆成白色。
    Topics Colours and Shapesb1
    Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French cresme, from a blend of late Latin cramum (probably of Gaulish origin) and ecclesiastical Latin chrisma, from Greek khrisma ‘anointing’, from khriein ‘anoint’.

cream

verb
/kriːm/
/kriːm/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they cream
/kriːm/
/kriːm/
he / she / it creams
/kriːmz/
/kriːmz/
past simple creamed
/kriːmd/
/kriːmd/
past participle creamed
/kriːmd/
/kriːmd/
-ing form creaming
/ˈkriːmɪŋ/
/ˈkriːmɪŋ/
Phrasal Verbs
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  1. cream something (together) to mix things together into a soft smooth mixture把…搅成糊状(或奶油状)混合物
    • Cream the butter and sugar together.把黄油和糖搅成糊状。
  2. cream somebody (North American English, informal) to completely defeat somebody彻底打败;狠揍
    • We got creamed in the first round.我们在第一轮就被彻底打败了。
  3. Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French cresme, from a blend of late Latin cramum (probably of Gaulish origin) and ecclesiastical Latin chrisma, from Greek khrisma ‘anointing’, from khriein ‘anoint’.

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