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1. (n.) tablespoon
a large spoon used to serve food and as a measuring unit.
2. tablespoon
a tablespoonful.
Etymology: (1755–65)
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| Definition of 'tablespoon' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) tablespoon, tablespoonful
as much as a tablespoon will hold
2. (noun) tablespoon
a spoon larger than a dessert spoon; used for serving
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1. (noun) tablespoon
a unit of measuring food, or a spoon that holds this amount
Add one tablespoon of honey to the mix.
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| Definition of 'tablespoon' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) tablespoon
a spoon of the largest size commonly used at the table; -- distinguished from teaspoon, dessert spoon, etc
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Sense: a large spoon, used eg for serving food.
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Afrikaans: eetlepel |
Arabic: مِلْعَقَه كبيرَه |
Bulgarian: супена лъжица |
Brazilian: colher de sopa |
Czech: lžíce |
German: der Eßlöffel |
Danish: spiseske |
Greek: κουτάλα (σούπας) |
Spanish: cuchara sopera |
Estonian: supilusikas |
Farsi: قاشق غذا خوری |
Finnish: ruokalusikka |
French: cuiller de service |
Hebrew: כַּף |
Hindi: बड़ा चम्मच |
Croatian: jušna žlica |
Hungarian: evőkanál |
Indonesian: sendok makan |
Icelandic: matskeið |
Italian: cucchiaio (da tavola) |
Japanese: 大さじ |
Korean: 테이블 스푼 |
Lithuanian: valgomasisšaukštas |
Latvian: ēdamkarote |
Malay: sudu besar |
Dutch: opscheplepel |
Norwegian: spiseskje |
Polish: łyżka stołowa |
Persian: قاشق غذا خوری |
Pashto: دښورواخوړلوكا چوغه دمېزڅم |
Portuguese: colher de sopa |
Romanian: lingură de masă |
Russian: столовая ложка |
Slovak: lyžica |
Slovenian: zajemalka |
Serbian: velika kašika za sipanje |
Swedish: uppläggningssked, matsked |
Thai: ช้อนโต๊ะ (มีคำย่อว่า tbs. |
Turkish: servis kaşığı |
Taiwanese: 大湯匙 |
Ukrainian: столова ложка |
Urdu: بڑا چمچہ |
Chinese: 大汤匙 |
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