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- Yahoo字典IPA [kʌp]
- 同義詞:
n 名詞
- 1. 杯子
- 2. 一杯 a cup of tea 一杯茶
vt 及物動詞
- 1. 使成杯狀 to cup one's hands (around sth.) 把雙手合成杯狀（捧住某物）
- 2. 捧起 to cup sth. (in or with one's hands) （用雙手）捧起
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2015年12月15日 · 速食杯面的那口滋味. 在下图中，速食面生产商日清把自己生产的杯面商标贴在了三个洗发水的瓶子上，这张特色图片吸引了不少人的眼球。. 虽然只能算上一枚趣味插图，但是在2015年12月7日，公司在推特上发布这种图片时，获得了15000次转发的热烈反响。. 日清 ...
2021年4月12日 · If you’ve ever had sake at a Japanese restaurant, it was likely served in an ochoko. The small, circular cup reminiscent of a shot-glass is a staple of sake culture. With an average volume of just 45 millimetres, they are generally small. However, larger guinomi (ぐい吞み) sizes are also available for the bigger drinkers.
2017年10月16日 · If you're a big fan of Japanese green tea, then perhaps you know the appropriate way to make a perfect cup. If not, this article will teach you how to make each drop delicious with advice from author Mineko Shiiya, a scholar of Japanese tradition.
2017年4月14日 · The sake cup’s graceful curves, reminiscent of the profile of Mount Fuji or traditional wooden kokeshi dolls, evoke the beautiful forms and spirit of Japan. These cups are sure to help make Japanese sake taste better and more stylish—particularly when used together with Japanese cuisine!
2011年1月21日 · In general, when sipping green tea, lift the tea cup (just the cup, not the saucer) with your right hand and support the bottom of the cup with your left hand. It's okay to make a sound when sipping. If the green tea is served with a snack, drink all the tea first and
2017年4月14日 · Many materials are used to create the perfect sake cup. Wood, for example, is common in Japan but unusual overseas, adding to its allure abroad. Take a look at these creative cups made from various materials and decide which one you'll toast to!
2019年6月17日 · Michael Kanert Updated June 17, 2019. Ramen Technology. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3NJ_6p71ic. Japan is a land of vending machines. According to the Japan National Tourism Organization, the nation is home to some 5.52 million of them, meaning there’s roughly one vending machine for every 23 people in the country.
